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Ukraine war live: Zelenskyy says EU agreement to loan €90bn to Kyiv ‘truly strengthens our resilience’
Ukrainian president expresses gratitude to European leaders for loan plan despite their failure to take up proposal to use frozen Russian funds
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aljazeera.com
Russia-Ukraine war live: EU holds key summit to strengthen Kyiv’s hand
European leaders gathering to decide on using frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine for the next two years.
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lemonde.fr
EU strikes deal to provide 90 billion euros to Ukraine
'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.'
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theguardian.com
Ukraine deal: EU leaders agree €90bn loan, but without use of frozen Russian assets
Two-year deal will cover most of Ukraine’s needs, but will be secured against EU borrowing rather than Russian assets
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bbc.com
EU leaders to loan €90bn to Ukraine - but fail to agree on using Russian assets
Ukrainian had wanted the EU to use €200 billion of frozen Russian assets but Belgium opposed the move.
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thehindu.com
EU agrees €90 billion loan for Ukraine, but without Russian assets
EU leaders agree on a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, but reject using frozen Russian assets for funding.
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upi.com
EU leaders agree on $105 billion funding plan for Ukraine - UPI.com
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…
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EU agrees hefty $105bn Ukraine loan without using Russian assets
EU leaders decide to borrow cash to fund Ukraine’s defence rather than use frozen Russian monies, diplomats said.
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Ukraine war live: Zelenskyy says EU agreement to loan €90bn to Kyiv ‘truly strengthens our resilience’
Ukrainian president expresses gratitude to European leaders for loan plan despite their failure to take up proposal to use frozen Russian funds
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Fraught EU summit backs Ukraine but divisions are clear
EU leaders agreed to loan Ukraine €90bn to stay financially afloat for the next two years.
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EU’s Ukraine loan may have been Plan B, but don’t underestimate its significance to the bloc
This €90bn agreement won out over a plan to use frozen Russian assets, but has been hailed a ‘huge deal for the EU’