Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen and Ukrainian Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko held a signing ceremony Wednesday advancing plans to provide Ukraine with $50 billion in loans, breaking a months-long logjam and providing Kyiv with cash it urgently needs before the end of the year.



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The Biden administration is trying to provide Ukraine with $10 billion in military aid as part of its $20 billion commitment to the country under a $50 billion loan coordinated with the G7 and European Union, the White House National Security Council said on Wednesday.

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The U.S. intends to divide its share of US$20 billion between aiding Ukraine’s economy and military, with distribution of the money set to begin by year’s end.Read More The post G7 finalizes US$50B loan for Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets appeared first on Drudge Report.

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G7 finalizes US$50B loan for Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets

The US and Western allies are moving forward with a $50 billion loan package to Ukraine backed by the profits of frozen Russian assets, which includes a US contribution of $20 billion, the White House announced Wednesday.

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US and G7 allies moving forward with $50 billion loan package to Ukraine, including $20 billion from the US backed by frozen Russian assets

By Sam Fossum, CNN (CNN) — The US and Western allies are moving forward with a $50 billion loan package to Ukraine backed by the profits of frozen Russian assets, which includes a US contribution of $20 billion, the White House announced Wednesday. “As part of the G7 package, the United States is announcing today that we will provide $20 billion in loans to Ukraine that will be paid back by the interest earned from immobilized Russian sovereign …

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Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen and Ukrainian Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko held a signing ceremony Wednesday advancing plans to provide Ukraine with $50 billion in loans, breaking a months-long logjam and providing Kyiv with cash it urgently needs before the end of the year.


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U.S., allies finalize $50 billion Ukraine loan backed by Russian assets

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen confirmed the U.S. loan would be repaid using earnings from Russian assets.

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Ukraine to receive $50B in loans from US and G7 from frozen Russian funds

With the help of a complicated construct, the West wants to achieve two goals at once: support for Kiev is to be made Trump-proof – and Moscow is saddled with the bill.

Mithilfe eines komplizierten Konstrukts will der Westen gleich zwei Ziele erreichen: Die Unterstützung Kiews soll Trump-fest gemacht werden – und Moskau bekommt die Rechnung aufgebürdet.

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G7 countries lend Ukraine 50 billion – Russia pays

U.S. to kick in $20 billion as G-7 moves forward with $50-billion loan — backed by frozen Russian funds — to help Ukraine in its fight for survival.

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