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European Parliament approves €90 billion loan for Ukraine despite Orban's opposition
On the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola signed a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, a move aimed at helping the country continue its fight against the Russian aggression. Metsola announced the decision on her official account on X. The signing took place during a special European Parliament session dedicated to supporting Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky joined by video l…
The first defence package from Kiev's loan can be obtained before Easter.
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Zelensky expects the decision on €90 billion for Ukraine to work "as soon as possible" after signing in the EU President Zelensky positively assessed the signing of the EU loan for Ukraine in the amount of €90 billion by the President of the European Parliament, calling it a "significant guarantee". He stressed the importance of this decision working for Ukraine "as soon as possible and as effectively as possible".
The EU will provide financial resources for Ukraine for 2026-2027 "in one way or another", assured Ursula von der Lien.
The European Union expects “by Easter” to provide Ukraine with the first defense package financed with a loan of 90 billion euros.
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