The European Union (EU) expects to involve Canada in financing Ukraine as part of a €90 billion loan program. The reporter writes about this in reference to a draft joint statement for the upcoming EU-Canada summit. "We welcome Canada's accession to Ukraine's credit support program," the draft statement said. This wording is in square brackets because it has not yet been agreed upon with the Canadian side. The specific scope and terms of Canada's participation are also not detailed. A day earlier it was reported that Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia demanded to be freed from financial complications in the framework of a new EU loan to Ukraine. The European loan to support Ukraine (loan to support Ukraine) in the amount of 90 billion euros for the years 2026-2027 involves the allocation of 60 billion euros for defense needs and strengthening the military-industrial potential, and 30 billion euros will be transferred to direct budgetary support. In total, in 2026, the European Commission (EC) plans to allocate 28.3 billion euros to strengthen Ukraine's defense-industrial potential.