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Ukraine and Moldova began long-awaited talks on their respective accession to the EU in Luxe…
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said he does not support the decision to start EU accession talks for Ukraine and considers it a “politically motivated process”.
Source: Orbán, in an interview with the Funke media group, cited by Tagesschau, …
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The work on the 15th sanctions package against Russia will “start immediately,” Finnish Fore…
Josep Borrell, High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, has confirmed that the EU member states have agreed to use the proceeds from frozen Russian assets to procure armament for Ukraine and the first tranche of €1.4 billi…
Hungary’s Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó confirmed during a press conference for pro-government Hungarian media in Luxembourg that the European Union had authorised €1.4 billion sourced from frozen Russian assets to be allocated for military aid to U…
24 June, 2024 Caesar self-propelled howitzer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Photo from open sources
EU countries today approved a first tranche of up to €1.4 billion in military aid for Ukraine coming from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets, acco…
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has spoken at a meeting of EU foreign ministers at the invitation of EU top diplomat Josep Borrell.
Source: Kuleba on Twitter (X), European Pravda reports
Details: Kuleba reported that he stressed th…
Today, EU countries approved the first tranche of military aid to Ukraine totalling up to €1.4 billion, sourced from frozen Russian assets.
Source: Politico, citing four European diplomats, as reported by European Pravda
The funds are allocated through…
Josep Borrell, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, has said that Ukraine will receive €2.5 billion from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets next week.
Source: Borrell before a meeting of EU foreign minis…
The European Union has developed a legal workaround to bypass Hungary’s veto on the purchase of weapons for Ukraine using profits obtained from frozen Russian assets this year, which could also clear the path for the G7 to disburse US$50 billion to Kyi…