On October 22, Jinshi data reported that the UK will lend Ukraine 2.3 billion pounds (3 billion US dollars) to purchase military equipment, which will be paid from the profits generated by frozen Russian assets. This funding is part of the $50 billion aid plan announced by the G7 and the EU in June this year. According to the plan, the EU and the US each provide about $20 billion, and the rest is provided by Canada, Japan and the UK.
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The UK will lend Ukraine £2.3 billion using frozen Russian assets.
On October 22, Jinshi data reported that the UK will lend Ukraine 2.3 billion pounds (3 billion US dollars) to purchase military equipment, which will be paid from the profits generated by frozen Russian assets. This funding is part of the $50 billion aid plan announced by the G7 and the EU in June this year. According to the plan, the EU and the US each provide about $20 billion, and the rest is provided by Canada, Japan and the UK.