The European Union Has Turned Down Kiev’s Request for Additional 27 Billion Euro, Including by Speeding up Payments as Part of the 90-Billion-Euro Loan, Bloomberg Reported Citing European Sources
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The European Union has turned down Kiev’s request for additional 27 billion euro, including by speeding up payments as part of the 90-billion-euro loan, Bloomberg reported citing European sources
The agency said the European Union demanded that Ukraine continued its reforms, tied to the phased release of the first 45 billion euro, due to be allocated under this program later this year. It made it clear that the disbursements will not be...
(Translation realized by editorial staff Opinion through artificial intelligence) * The European Union rejected Kiev's request for an additional €27 billion, also through the acceleration of payments in the context of the loan from €90 billion, according to reports from Bloomberg citing European sources. The agency reported that the European Union asked Ukraine to continue [...]
The European Union (EU) has rejected Ukraine's request to prematurely pay it part of a €90 billion loan to cover this year's military funding deficit, according to Bloomberg.
Bloomberg reported that the EU had so far refused to accelerate Ukraine ' s loan payments for Y90 billion. But an EU official challenged the treatment, and Brussels and Kiev stated that they had found funds for 2026 needs.
The disbursement of the funds is linked to Kiev’s progress on a series of key reforms The European Union (EU) has rejected Kiev’s request for additional funding of 27 billion euros, according to a Bloomberg report. Ukraine had requested the acceleration of disbursements totaling 90 billion euros, in order to cover a […] The post EU resounding no to Ukraine: It refuses 27 billion euros in funding and leaves a 90 billion “hole” in Kiev’s coffers a…
The Agency notes that upon the return of US President Donald Trump to the White House, the EU became the largest donor to Kiev, but Kiev's request for additional funding has so far been denied.
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