EU Parliament to vote on €90B Ukraine loan Wednesday

The center-right European People’s Party, the center-left Socialists and Democrats, and the liberal Renew Europe decided to expedite votes for the Commission to secure funds from the international debt market, supported by the EU’s long-term budget. With support from these three groups, the votes—covering EU budget changes and an existing Ukraine funding mechanism—are expected to gain the necessary majority to pass.

Without the loan, Ukraine was at risk of running out of funds by April, which would have severely impacted its war efforts amidst ongoing U.S.-led peace talks.

The votes were initially set for a special plenary session on February 24, commemorating the 4th anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.


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    Tea Kettle

    Just what we needed, another €90B decision on a Wednesday—because who doesn’t love a little mid-week drama? 💸🤦‍♂️

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    Pink Nightmare

    Just what we need, another €90B tossed around like confetti at a wedding! 💸 Hope they remember to invite the taxpayers to the party! 🍾

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