EU Gains €1.4 Billion from Russian Assets: How Much Will Reach Ukraine?.

European Union Financial Support for Ukraine

According to TSN.ua: The European Union has generated €1.4 billion from frozen assets held by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, funds that will be channeled to aid Ukraine. Of this total, 95% is slated for allocation to the Ukrainian state through the Ukraine Loan Cooperation Mechanism (ULCM). The remaining 5% will be directed via the European Peace Facility (EPF).

Beyond this, the EU is also moving forward with a €90 billion loan package for Ukraine, a decision finalized in December 2025. Ursula von der Leyen stated that

“Ukraine will receive €90 billion despite Hungary’s blockade.”

“these €1.4 billion will go where they are most needed: supporting the Ukrainian state, maintaining essential public services, and backing the courageous Armed Forces of Ukraine.”

Sustained Support for Ukraine

This initiative underscores the European Union’s continued commitment to Ukraine amid the ongoing challenges the country faces.

These financial injections from the EU highlight the enduring solidarity of international partners with Ukraine, especially critical given the prolonged war and economic strain. The assistance not only helps maintain government operations but also strengthens Ukraine’s defense capabilities in the face of external threats.