EU leaders decide to borrow cash to fund Ukraine’s defence rather than use frozen Russian monies, diplomats said.

The plan had been to use some of the 210 billion euros (£180.5 billion) worth of Russian assets that are frozen in Europe.

The leaders of the European Union have agreed to jointly borrow €90 billion to hand to Ukraine, after a plan to finance a ...

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EU leaders have agreed to fund Ukraine with a €90bn loan backed by the bloc’s shared budget for the coming two years, but ...

European Union leaders decided on Friday to borrow cash to fund Ukraine's defence against Russia for the next two years rather than use frozen Russian assets, sidesteppingdivisions over an ...

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European leaders approved an interest-free loan for Ukraine, providing a financial lifeline and securing the cash-strapped ...

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