The European Commission proposed to allocate 45 billion euros in credit assistance to Ukraine for 2027, - The European Commission On October 30, the European Commission approved a proposal to provide Ukraine with the balance of 45 billion euros as part of the EU loan program for 90 billion euros for the years 2026-2027. The funds are planned to be distributed as follows: - 31.7 billion euros - to strengthen Ukraine's defense-industrial potential.
- up to 13.3 billion euros - to support the state budget through the Ukraine facility program and the macro-financial assistance mechanism. The provision of budget funds will depend on the fulfillment of Ukraine's conditions in the field of the rule of law, the fight against corruption and economic reforms. "With today's proposal, we provide Ukraine with much-needed predictability and help maintain essential public services," said European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The proposal must now be approved by the Council of the European Union. After that, payments to Ukraine could start in early 2027. Previously, the European Union provided 45 billion euros to support Ukraine in 2026. Of this amount, 19.8 billion euros have already been transferred, including 15.8 billion euros for defense procurement, 3.2 billion euros in macro-financial assistance and 800 million euros through the Ukraine Facility. In total, the EU lending program provides €90 billion over two years, of which €60 billion is earmarked for security and €30 billion for budget support.