The European Union transferred 4.36 billion euros to Ukraine as part of the credit program to support Ukraine, of which 3.7 billion euros are macro-financial assistance, and another 658 million euros are financing security needs. The funds will be used to purchase drones, missiles, radars, electronic warfare systems and air defense ammunition. At the same time, most of the funding will be used to purchase equipment from Ukrainian companies. In order to receive the second tranche of macro-financial assistance (MFA) in the amount of 3.7 billion euros, Ukraine fulfilled all 12 conditions agreed with the European Union, including the adoption of legislation on the taxation of income received through digital platforms, the abolition of the exemption from VAT on commercial imports of low-value goods in postal deliveries to increase tax compliance, and more.

The European Union transferred 4.36 billion euros to Ukraine as part of the credit program to support Ukraine, of which 3.7 billion euros are macro-financial assistance, and another 658 million euros are financing security needs. The funds will be used to purchase drones, missiles, radars, electronic warfare systems and air defense ammunition. At the same time, most of the funding will be used to purchase equipment from Ukrainian companies. In order to receive the second tranche of macro-financial assistance (MFA) in the amount of 3.7 billion euros, Ukraine fulfilled all 12 conditions agreed with the European Union, including the adoption of legislation on the taxation of income received through digital platforms, the abolition of the exemption from VAT on commercial imports of low-value goods in postal deliveries to increase tax compliance, and more.