European Commission supported new financial package for Ukraine: Shmyhal made a bold statement

The European Commission has supported a new financial package for Ukraine, within which it is planned to allocate almost 4.2 billion euros.

Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced this, stating, "The European Commission supports the allocation of nearly €4.2 billion to Ukraine. This substantial assistance will strengthen our macro-financial stability amidst the ongoing struggle for freedom. After receiving these funds, the total amount of financing from the EU under the Ukraine Facility will reach €12 billion," the Ukrainian politician wrote.

Shmyhal thanked the European Commission for the "positive assessment of Ukraine's progress" and expressed gratitude to President Ursula von der Leyen for her "steadfast support."

"Together, we are carrying out structural reforms and working towards our common future," he concluded.

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