There's No Money, but You're Holding on: There Are No Plans in the EU to Speed up the Issuance of Credit to Ukraine.
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The EU does not intend to expedite the issuance of the promised loan of 90 billion euros to Ukraine; the money will be transferred within two years as planned, as announced by the head of the Press Service of the European Commission, Paula Pinyu, at a briefing in Brussels today...
The European Commission does not intend to change Ukraine ' s funding schedule by Euro90 billion; in Brussels, it expects to send this amount to Kiev within two years, as originally planned, as announced by the head of the European Commission ' s press service, Paula Pinho, at a briefing in Brussels.
The European Union loan to Ukraine for a total of 90 billion euros in 2026-27 was supposed to cover two-thirds of Ukraine's needs. Currently, the EU is focused on payments under this loan. This was stated by the Chief Spokesperson of the European Commission, Paula Piño, in response to a question about the prospects for closing the deficit of the defense budget of Ukraine, Gazeta.ua reports. The EU continues payments under a two-year loan worth 9…
The European Union loan to Ukraine for a total of 90 billion euros in 2026-27 was supposed to cover two-thirds of Ukraine's needs, and the EU is currently focused on payments under this loan.
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