Published 11 days ago

Brussels agrees to send €3 bn from frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine

EU nations agreed to provide Ukraine with funds for weapons from money gained through Russian asset freezes, potentially releasing $3.2 billion yearly for military use.
10% of the funds were designated as general aid due to Hungary and other members refusing to supply weapons to Ukraine.
Official endorsement of the ambassadors' agreement by EU member states is still pending.

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The Guardian

EU reaches deal on using profits from Russia’s frozen assets for Ukraine

10% of the windfall profits will fund non-lethal aid to assuage EU member states that do not wish to fund arms

11 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

EU reaches a tentative deal on Ukraine aid coming from profits of frozen Russian assets

European Union nations have reached a tentative breakthrough deal to provide Ukraine with billions in additional funds for arms and ammunitions coming from the profits raised from frozen Russian central bank assets held in the bloc.

11 days ago·United States

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abc News

EU reaches a tentative deal on Ukraine aid coming from profits of frozen Russian assets

11 days ago·United States

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KIFI

EU reaches a tentative deal on Ukraine aid coming from profits of frozen Russian assets

BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union nations have reached a tentative breakthrough deal to provide Ukraine with billions in additional funds for arms and ammunitions coming from the profits raised from frozen Russian central bank assets held in the bloc. The agreement among the 27 EU ambassadors came after weeks of tough negotiations that were made more complicated by the stringent financial limits on using such funds. It should free up to 3 billion e…

11 days ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Globo

EU approves using frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine.

EU diplomats agree on the use of estimated extraordinary profits of 4.4 billion euros.

11 days ago·Brazil

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RTÉ

EU agrees to arm Ukraine using Russian asset profits

EU member states have reached agreement on a plan to use billions of euros in profits from frozen Russian central bank assets to arm Ukraine and fund its post-war reconstruction.

11 days ago·Ireland

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