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Brussels takes a new step to support Ukraine with 45 billion in 2027

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Briefings

The European Commission proposed a €45 million financial package for Ukraine in 2027, with €31.7 million allocated to industrial defense capacity and €13.3 million for public services. This follows a €90 million total commitment, with Brussels advancing the second installment after EU Council approval. President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized this as a priority to support Ukraine's war effort against Russia, while Zelensky noted Kiev requires additional €70 million by 2027.

Key points

• The European Commission proposed a €45 million financial package for Ukraine in 2027, with €31.7 million allocated to industrial defense capacity and €13.3 million for public services.
• Brussels and Kiev announced a joint agreement to advance the €45 million allocation through the 'Assistance Loan to Ukraine' program, with monthly coordination meetings scheduled.

Context

This proposal represents the second installment of a €90 million total commitment to support Ukraine's war effort against Russia. The package aims to strengthen Ukraine's industrial defense capabilities and fund essential public services, following a €231.6 million total EU support since February 2022.

Limitations

The evidence covers only the 2027 financial proposal and pre-invasion support figures up to February 2022. It does not include post-invasion support data, specific recipient details, or the actual implementation timeline beyond the 2027 deadline.

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