News - Ursula von der Leyen has proposed three different options for financing Ukraine.

Ursula von der Leyen has proposed three different options for financing Ukraine. Contact us Publishing and printing Television Noyan Tapan TV Press room 5th microphone Technological Armenia Interesting interlocutor The Armenian Path About Karavori — brief Feedback Free microphone Armenia: In anticipation of the future National State Urgent issues Special opinion Plain text Noyan Tapan in Russian Complex Reality Soft power Path to Salvation Voice of the People Rights, Law, and Society Amberd Chronicle Let us be healthy At the crossroads of times Let’s try to understand Yes or no National agenda For Armenia Red lines Candid conversation Pan-Armenian health platform Interesting interlocutor We open the brackets Path to sovereignty Honest conversation Forgotten Statehood Displaced persons The message of Armenian mothers Absolute democracy Voice of Armenian mothers International relations and international law Self-determination New cities Armenian mothers Complex ideas in a simple approach Noyan Tapan in English Candid dialogue Free microphone Formulas to strengthen the country Scientific Armenia Short videos Freedom Important at this hour The important thing now Important in brief Society Economy Through the eyes of a witness What the press is writing Press release Press review Interviews Science and technologies Announcements Charity Artsakh today Liberation Commentary Notable anniversaries Upcoming events Armenian lessons News details Ursula von der Leyen has proposed three options for financing Ukraine 17-11-2025 19:09:49 | | What the press is writing 1lurer.am: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has urged EU member states to reach by December an agreement on a plan to cover Ukraine's military and financial needs for the next two years, estimated at 135.7 billion euros. This is stated in a Monday letter addressed to EU leaders, according to Reuters. In the document, von der Leyen stresses Ukraine's financing needs for 2026 and 2027 as particularly urgent: 83.4 billion euros for financing the Ukrainian army and 55.2 billion euros for stabilizing the economy and eliminating the budget deficit. The European Commission has proposed three options to fill the gap: 90 billion euros in the form of bilateral investments by member states. The aid would be provided as non-repayable grants and would be accounted for in the member state's national budget, including the related interest payments. 90 billion euros – a joint debt. The interest would be covered either by national guarantees or by the alliance's common budget. And 140 billion euros in the form of compensation loans based on frozen Russian assets. Kyiv would repay the loan only after Moscow agrees to compensate for the damage. The agency reports that von der Leyen stressed that a decision should be made at the EU summit, to be held December 18–19. On November 14, reporters suggested that Hungary and Slovakia could block the seizure of Russian frozen assets used to finance Kyiv due to a corruption scandal in Ukraine. According to media reports, European politicians fear that potential aid could end up in the wrong hands. Noyan Tapan - What the press is writing Read Upcoming events 18-11-2025 17:00 | Concert Noyan Tapan TV Copyright © 2025 | Developed by ITMedia The full flow of news is available to subscribers only.