A special extra fund for Ukraine over the next seven years will be up to 88 billion euros, says resources.
The European Commission may agree with the EU record budget of 1.7 trillion euros, of which 88 billion will receive Ukraine. It was reported that day before Politico.
It indicates that we are talking about a centralized budget of 1.717 trillion euros for a seven -season period, beginning in 2028. If members of the European Commission, led by President Ursula von der Lyaine, agree with this figure, then the total cost will increase to 1.23% of the gross national income in seven years, starting at 2028, compared to the gross national income in seven years, starting at 2028, compared to about seven income in seven years, starting at 2028, compared to about seven years in seven years, starting at 2028, compared to about seven years in seven years, starting at 2028, than about seven years, from 2028, than 2028, compared to about seven years, starting at 2028. 1.1% for the present period.
“The amount was confirmed by four EU officials and diplomats, but what the final figure remains secret, even though most 27 commissioners have not seen it until late Tuesday. They will meet on Wednesday morning for the final approval. The commission refused to comment,” the public said.
It is stated that a special additional fund for Ukraine in the next seven years will reach 88 billion euros.
Earlier, the media reported that the EU was preparing € 100 billion funding for Ukraine. The new financing scheme corresponds to the existing model in which the European Commission provides assistance to Ukraine in the form of grants and cheap loans, says resources.
As you know, the EU has given Ukraine nearly 160 billion euros of various support from the beginning of the Russian invasion. This amount includes the G7 extraordinary income initiative for Ukraine (ERA), which provides for the allocation of $ 50 billion, of which $ 20 billion will provide the European Union through Russian ownership.
The media also reported that the EU was seeking $ 19 billion for Ukraine for 2026. The goal was to ensure the satisfaction of Kyiv’s needs before winter, especially considering the uncertain prospects for further US support.
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Source: korrespondent
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