The source said that such a loan still needs to finalize technical solutions after the G7 summit.
Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) countries at the June 13-15 summit will agree on a $50 billion loan for Ukraine using the proceeds from Russian fixed assets. Bloomberg reported this with reference to a representative of the Elysee Palace.
He said that for such a loan it will still be necessary to finalize the technical solutions after the G7 summit.
According to Bloomberg’s source, a final decision on the loan may take some time.
It was noted that they plan to allocate $50 billion in loans to Ukraine by the end of 2024.
It was previously reported that Macron and Biden hoped the G7 would support a $50 billion fund for Ukraine.
We remind you that the State Department has promised to use all powers to seize the assets of the Russian Federation. The US is consulting with European allies on how best to use Russian assets to benefit Ukraine.
Source: korrespondent
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