The G7 countries provided Ukraine with loans of $49.4 billion over two years against income from frozen assets of the Russian Federation.
Since the beginning of 2026, the G7 countries have allocated almost 10.5 billion dollars to Kyiv under this program. The data is as of October 28.
In October 2024, the G7 leaders agreed on loans of about 50 billion dollars. They decided to issue them in separate loans and pay them back with future income from frozen Russian assets.
Moscow calls operations with Russian assets abroad theft and promises a response. The Kremlin has warned against prosecuting people and countries that try to appropriate them.