Germany has officially confirmed that G7 leaders have agreed to provide a $50 billion loan to Ukraine, drawing on proceeds from frozen Russian assets.
This was announced by German Finance Minister Christian Lindner on the social network X.
Ukraine will receive $50 billion from frozen assets of the Russian Federation
— Another $50 billion for Ukraine. To do this, we use interest on frozen assets — a reasonable tool that demonstrates our unity to Putin, helps Ukraine a lot and relieves the burden on budgets, — stated the official.
According to him, the G7 is now working on details on this issue.
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The day before, the media wrote that the leaders of the G7 countries would provide Ukraine with $50 billion due to the use of frozen Russian assets.
In early June, the media also wrote that the United States was ready to provide Ukraine with a loan of $50 billion, which would be repaid with income from frozen Russian assets if the EU could extend sanctions against Moscow indefinitely.
