
EU unveils €90B Ukraine loan to fuel war effort
The European Commission proposed a €90 billion, two-year, interest-free loan to Ukraine to stave off financial collapse as it fights Russia, with about one-third for normal budgets and the rest for defense; it would be financed by EU joint debt, allow Ukraine to buy foreign weapons if needed with EU defense firms favored, and tie repayments to post-war reparations or frozen Russian assets, though several member states balk at participation; disbursements could start in April to unlock IMF support as U.S. aid wanes.



