EU agrees on terms for allocating 6,6 billion euros to Ukraine from the Peace Facility
Place: EURegion: Ukraine-wide and the front lineautomatic summary
Where the versions diverge
There are no materials from the Russian group in the collection. Ukrainska Pravda writes that the final decision must be made by EU defense ministers and that the distribution of 4,7 billion euros among the states and the amount that Ukraine will receive remain unresolved; Kyiv Independent reports that an agreement has been reached, and that 4,7 billion euros will go toward reimbursing EU countries for expenses incurred in supplying weapons to Ukraine. Overall, the publications agree on the amount and structure of the funding; Kyiv Independent additionally notes that since 2022 the Facility has provided Ukraine with 11,1 billion euros.
What Russia reports
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What Ukraine reports
automatic summary Ukrainska Pravda reports that EU countries have agreed on the terms for allocating 6,6 billion euros to Ukraine from the European Peace Facility. According to Kaja Kallas, 900 million euros are earmarked for the EU military assistance mission to Ukraine, 1 billion for joint equipment purchases, and 4,7 billion to reimburse member states for expenses. The publication notes that the final decision must be made by EU defense ministers, and that the distribution of 4,7 billion euros and the amount of funds to be allocated to Ukraine have not yet been determined.
“Країни-члени ЄС домовилися про умови виділення Україні коштів у розмірі 6,6 млрд євро з Європейського фонду миру.”
- Країни ЄС погодили умови для виділення Україні 6,6 млрд євро з Фонду миру — Ukrainska Pravda, 25 September, 15:23
What independent sources report
automatic summary Kyiv Independent writes that Kaja Kallas announced that the terms for unblocking 6,6 billion euros from the European Peace Facility for Ukraine had been agreed. According to the publication, 4,7 billion euros will reimburse EU countries for expenses on weapons already supplied to Ukraine, 900 million will replenish the EU military assistance mission, and 1 billion will go toward joint equipment purchases. The publication also reports that some countries, including Germany and Sweden, intend to use their reimbursement shares for new assistance to Ukraine; EU defense ministers are to meet on September 28.
“"EU Member States have agreed on the terms for releasing 6.6 billion euro European Peace Facility funds for Ukraine," Kallas wrote on social media.”
- EU defense fund unblocked, and with it new support for Ukraine — Kyiv Independent, 25 September, 14:53
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