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Media learned when G7 will transfer $50 billion in credit to Ukraine from income from Russian assets

Not long ago, Washington announced its readiness to provide Ukraine with a similar $20 billion loan tranche from frozen Russian assets, and other allies made an identical decision.

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As reported by NBN with reference to Reuters material, the leaders of the G7 states managed to reach a unified opinion regarding the functioning of the mechanism for providing Kyiv with a loan of almost 50 billion dollars.

As it became known from the information released by the press service of the “Big Seven” the day before, on October 25, the key goal of the partners is to make a partial payment of the above-described funds before the end of the current year.

At the same time, the main loan funds will be transferred to Ukraine in stages, through a series of bilateral loans, starting in December of next year and until the end of 2027, for the “urgent needs” of our country.

The G7 finance ministers summed up:

We will support Ukraine as long as it takes.

Earlier, we wrote that Poland will not send weapons purchased from South Korea to Ukraine.

nbnews.com.ua

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