A large part of the money should come from surplus income from frozen Russian assets. Washington is negotiating here with the G-7 countries.
The United States has begun allocating a new financial aid package to Ukraine in the amount of up to $50 billion. This issue is currently being discussed in the G7 countries. Bloomberg reported this on Friday, May 3.
It is noted that a significant part of the money should be allocated from windfall income from frozen Russian assets, most of which are located in Europe.
The US Treasury Department confirmed the reality of negotiations on a new financial aid package.
According to Bloomberg sources, the initiative involves the sending of funds by a coalition of countries, which the United States intends to lead. The American side wants to sign a corresponding agreement with Italy at the G-7 summit in June this year. However, the interlocutors of the agency do not rule out that negotiations on this issue could take several months.
Earlier, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that the United States, along with other G7 countries, is exploring several options for transferring frozen Russian assets to Ukraine . We are talking about 300 billion dollars.
The head of the US Treasury said what options there are for the use of Russian assets
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