Ukraine has received another minimum of macro-financial assistance from the European Union, 1 billion euros. This was reported by the Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Sviridenko that the funds were detailed that the funds were received within the framework of the ERA Loans program, that is, the tranche was funded by the profit from the frozen assets of the Central Bank of Russia.
In August, Welt Am Sonntag reported that the EU has passed to Ukraine from January 2025 to Ukraine from the income from the frozen funds from the Central Bank of Russia.
On September 10, European Commission President Ursula von der Heeni said that the European Commission does not intend to confiscate Russia's frozen assets in Europe, but will use them to provide loans in the form of "compensation".
