The US Ministry of Finance has announced a loan of $ 20 billion in Ukraine. These funds will be repaid at the expense of profits from frozen Russian assets. This was reported by US Finance Minister Jannet Ellen, noting the importance of this assistance to support Ukraine's critical needs.
The US funds were transferred to the Fortis Ukraine FIF, through which they will be directed directly to Ukraine. This mechanism will ensure transparency of resource use and effective support for key sectors of the Ukrainian economy.
The loan allocation program has become part of the large -scale initiative of the Great Seven, which provides for $ 50 billion in Ukraine. These funds are directed to support:
- Healthcare Systems, including hospitals and emergency services
- Infrastructure that was affected by hostilities
- Stimulating the country's economic recovery
The US Department of Finance stressed that the funds listed will contribute to Ukraine's stability in war, as well as provide the basic needs of the population. Previously, similar financial initiatives have allowed to restore critical infrastructure and prevent collapse of a number of sectors of the economy.
This loan, as well as previous financial assistance programs, testifies to the adamant support of Ukraine by international partners in the struggle for sovereignty and restoration after military aggression.
