Kiev receives $49.4 billion from G7, EU financed by revenues from frozen Russian assets
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Of this amount, Ukraine has received nearly $10.5 billion in 2026
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Neutral
Ukraine has received nearly $10.5 billion in 2026 as part of a $49.4 billion package from the G7 and EU, which is financed by revenues from frozen Russian assets.
Ukrainian
Ukraine has secured $49.4 billion in financial support from the G7 and EU, financed by revenues from frozen Russian assets. This critical aid underscores the international community’s commitment to defending Ukrainian territorial integrity against Russian aggression. To date, nearly $10.5 billion of this package has been received in 2026.
Russian official
Kiev has received $49.4 billion from the G7 and EU, financed by revenues from frozen Russian assets. Of this amount, Ukraine has received nearly $10.5 billion in 2026.
Global South
The G7 and EU have provided $49.4 billion to Kiev, financed by revenues from frozen Russian assets. Ukraine has received nearly $10.5 billion of this amount in 2026.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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