US EditionLimited European military aid to Ukraine provided as ceasefire negotiations continue
- Ukraine's European allies pledged a €1 billion loan to Ukraine, which will be repaid with proceeds from immobilized Russian assets in the European Union.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russia attacked Ukraine using 171 drones after a call between President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin.
- Zelenskyy expressed disappointment that the pledged amount was far less than his request of over $5 billion from the European Union.
- Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, confirmed ongoing support for Ukraine, affirming the EU's commitment amid ongoing military tensions.
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EU should keep frozen Russian assets until reparations paid even if US returns funds, commissioner says
The European Union shouldn't return frozen assets to Russia unless Moscow pays reparations to Ukraine even if the U.S. withdraws from the G7 initiative, EU Economy and Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said on March 20 in Kyiv."G7 decision that those assets are not going back to Russia unless Russia pays for its damages is something which is already decided. And it's important to stick with this decision," Dombrovskis told journalists."I thi…
The United Kingdom and France would lead a limited mission that would not be able to monitor a ceasefire because of its size, but would help the security of cities, ports, plants and energy networks.Sanchez questions the EU's rhetoric with the "rearming plan" and Spain reduces the ambition of aid to Ukraine While resigning to the loss of support from the United States, the United Kingdom and France are advancing with other European allies in the…
EU gives Ukraine a billion euro boost
“With this €1 billion payment today, we reiterate our strong commitment to Ukraine. We are helping the country’s economy to stay on track and rebuild damaged critical infrastructure,”European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said. According to her, the EU will continue to support Kiev “as long as it takes” in the light of the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Thus, the bloc increased its contribution to the so-called Extraordinary Rev…
The money will help rebuild damaged infrastructure, informs EU Commissioner von der Leyen.
Limited European military aid to Ukraine provided as ceasefire negotiations continue
Ukraines European allies pledged to provide a 1 billion ($1.08 billion in U.S. dollars) loan to Ukraine, to be repaid with proceeds from immobilized Russian assets in the European Union.The announcement comes at a pivotal time in the war as President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed a partial ceasefire agreement earlier this week. Hours after Putins call with President Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sai…
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