Moscow has condemned the broader EU efforts to transfer frozen sovereign assets to Ukraine, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov describing the practice as theft. Approximately €210 billion of Russian funds remain frozen across the EU, with the majority held by Belgium's Euroclear.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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EU Council Approves $3.4B for Ukraine in First 2026 Loan Tranche
Geopolitics26 days ago
Kyiv will receive a fresh injection of financial aid after meeting critical reform targets required by the European Union. The EU Council approved a $3.4 billion disbursement under the Ukraine Facility, which incorporates a grant from Norway and the initial funds from the 2026–2027 Ukraine Support Loan.
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