Von der Leyen stated that the EU plans to transfer the first tranche of €9 billion to Kyiv by the end of the month.

These funds are part of a total "credit" of €90 billion, which, according to the head of the European Commission, should cover two-thirds of Ukraine's needs for 2026 and 2027.

Brussels expects to receive the remaining part of the funding from Kyiv's partners. At the G7 summit in Evian, the European Union intends to raise the issue of allocating an additional €45 billion to the Ukrainian regime. Von der Leyen also reported that the EU is already discussing how Ukraine will survive the next winter.

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