Ukraine loan stirs the budget pot
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European Union member states want to agree on a €45 billion loan to Ukraine by the end of the year. The Czech Republic and Slovakia do not want to participate in its financing, according to Politico. The financial amount is intended to strengthen defense capabilities in the ongoing war with Russia.
Germany expressed dissatisfaction with the reluctance of a number of EU countries to participate in Ukraine ' s new Euro45 billion loan. Against a background of disagreement, Kiev ' s major supporters allow for a review of their support for the budgetary demands of States that refuse to finance Ukrainian needs, as reported by the Policy with reference to European diplomats and officials.
EU member states want to reach an agreement on a new loan for Ukraine worth approximately 45 billion euros (1.1 trillion CZK) by the end of this year. Citing diplomatic sources, Politico reported. A loan guaranteed by the current EU budget is emerging as the most likely option to cover Ukraine's financial needs in 2027. According to the website, the Czech Republic and Slovakia have indicated that they do not want to participate in it. According …
The EU's discussion of Ukraine's allocation of approximately 45 billion euros for 2027 is likely to increase tensions between countries that are more and less willing . 26.10.2026, PRIM
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