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G7 leaders agree on 50 billion loan for Ukraine using Russian assets
G7 leaders have finalized a $50 billion loan deal for Ukraine, to be repaid using profits from over $250 billion in Russian assets frozen after the invasion. The U.S. will contribute $20 billion, while the EU plans to allocate up to €35 billion, with additional funds from the U.K., Canada, and Japan. The loans will begin disbursing on December 1 and are expected to address Ukraine's urgent financing needs until the end of 2027.
eu approves 35 billion loan to support ukraine's economy amid g7 initiative
The EU has approved a loan of up to €35 billion to Ukraine as part of a broader G7 initiative to provide $50 billion in support for the war-affected economy by year-end. The loan will be repaid using profits from over €250 billion of Russian assets frozen in Western banks since February 2022. While the U.K. and Canada have pledged $3 billion and $3.6 billion respectively, the U.S. and Japan's contributions remain unclear, with the U.S. indicating a willingness to participate despite ongoing sanctions discussions.
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