Ukraine received 4.05 billion euros in international aid, including 1 billion euros under the ERA program (The Emergency Revenue Acceleration Loans (ERA) are an initiative led by the G7 that provides Ukraine with loans of approximately $50 billion, the repayment and servicing of which are secured by future profits generated by blocked Russian state assets held in the EU – ed. note), and 3.05 billion euros under the Ukraine Recovery and Integration Mechanism, Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko announced in Telegram, quoted by Ukrinform, writes BTA.
"Ukraine received 4.05 billion euros – "€1 billion through ERA loans financed by frozen Russian assets, and €3.05 billion under the Ukraine Recovery and Integration Program. This assistance strengthens both the state budget and the recovery process," she wrote.
Sviridenko expressed gratitude to European partners for their assistance.
Earlier, Ukrinform reported that the Ukrainian government may request additional financing from the International Monetary Fund.