EU leaders agree on a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, but reject using frozen Russian assets for funding.

The leaders are to decide whether to loan tens of billions of euros in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine's military and economic needs.

Pressure is growing on member states to back a €90bn loan for Kyiv ahead of a Brussels summit

European leaders gather in Brussels to decide on using frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine for the next two years.

'We have a deal,' President of the European Council Antonio Costa posted on X. 'Decision to provide 90 billion euros of support to Ukraine for 2026-27 approved.'

Two-year deal will cover most of Ukraine’s needs, but will be secured against EU borrowing rather than Russian assets

Ukrainian had wanted the EU to use €200 billion of frozen Russian assets but Belgium opposed the move.

European Union countries have agreed to allocate 90 billion euros ($105.5 billion) in aid to Ukraine for 2026 and 2027, the EU Council President said on Friday.

EU leaders agree on a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, but reject using frozen Russian assets for funding.

European leaders have agreed to continue funding Ukraine in its fight against Russia with a two -year, $105 billion loan to provide the embattled nation with munitions and other…

EU leaders decide to borrow cash to fund Ukraine’s defence rather than use frozen Russian monies, diplomats said.

Ukrainian president expresses gratitude to European leaders for loan plan despite their failure to take up proposal to use frozen Russian funds

EU leaders agreed to loan Ukraine €90bn to stay financially afloat for the next two years.

This €90bn agreement won out over a plan to use frozen Russian assets, but has been hailed a ‘huge deal for the EU’

Officials for the European Union have agreed to loan $105 billon to Ukraine to help it stay financially solvent over the next two years.