EU Sends Ukraine $1B From Interest of Frozen Russian Assets
- Ukraine received a €1 billion disbursement from the European Union, announced by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal on April 9.
- Funds will be used for priority state budget expenditures, as well as defense procurement and recovery projects.
- The EU's contribution to the Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration initiative is projected to reach €18.1 billion as part of a broader $50 billion commitment to support Ukraine through 2025.
- Shmyhal emphasized, 'Our priority is the complete confiscation of frozen Russian sovereign assets,' which he believes will support Ukraine's reconstruction.
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