EU-Ukraine Cooperation Deepens Amid Conflict

Published on 4.10.25

  The European Union has pledged €1 billion in aid to Ukraine as part of its Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration Loan Initiative, aimed at accelerating economic growth and reform implementation. Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal expressed gratitude for the EU's support in helping his country recover. The EU's commitment is a significant demonstration of solidarity with Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict. Many ambassadors have offered condolences over the recent Kryvyi Rih tragedy, where 20 people, including nine children, were killed by a Russian ballistic missile. Ukraine is also preparing to open negotiation clusters with the EU as early as this year, following the unanimous support of EU ambassadors at the 10th meeting of the Ukraine-EU Association Council. Economy Minister Yulia Sviridenko emphasized the importance of these negotiations in securing a stable and prosperous future for her country.

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