EU officials anticipate positive decisions on a crucial 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine on April 22, 2026.

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EU officials anticipate positive decisions on a crucial 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine on April 22, 2026.

Member states meet this morning to discuss loan after longstanding disagreement between Kyiv and outgoing Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán

The funding was agreed last December, but it has been held up in a row over Russian oil supplies to Hungary.

European Union ambassadors unanimously backed a long-delayed $106 billion loan to help Ukraine keep fighting and a fresh sanctions package on Moscow.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed the end of a months-long deadlock that had been held up by Hungary's outgoing prime minister, Viktor Orban.

EU approves a €90 billion loan to Ukraine and a 20th sanctions package against Russia, ensuring vital support amid ongoing conflict.

The loan is set to cover two-thirds of Ukraine's needs for the next two years