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UK eyes joining EU’s €90 billion loan to Ukraine
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5/5/2026

UK eyes joining EU’s €90 billion loan to Ukraine

Britain is in talks to join the European Union’s €90 billion (US$105.13 billion) loan to Ukraine to qualify for Kyiv’s defence orders that ‌the loan finances but will have to cover some interest payments on the borrowing to be eligible, the European Commission said. “Today marks the first high-level discussion on the UK’s potential participation in the €90 billion Ukraine Support Loan, following technical exchanges between the UK Government and the Commission,” a Commission spokesman told...

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UK eyes joining EU’s €90 billion Ukraine loan to tap defence orders
NEWS
5/4/2026

UK eyes joining EU’s €90 billion Ukraine loan to tap defence orders

Britain is in talks to join the European Union’s €90 billion (US$105.13 billion) loan to Ukraine to qualify for Kyiv’s defence orders that ‌the loan finances but will have to cover some interest payments on the borrowing to be eligible, the European Commission said. “Today marks the first high-level discussion on the UK’s potential participation in the €90 billion Ukraine Support Loan, following technical exchanges between the UK Government and the Commission,” a Commission spokesman told...

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EU Fears Bulgarian Election Winner Radev Will Become New Obstacle to Ukraine Support
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EU Fears Bulgarian Election Winner Radev Will Become New Obstacle to Ukraine Support

The EU fears Rumen Radev, leader of Progressive Bulgaria which won parliamentary elections on April 19 with 44.594% of the vote, will replace Hungarian PM Viktor Orban as an obstacle to uninterrupted support for Ukraine. Radev opposes weapons supplies to Kiev and calls for restoring EU relations with Moscow, including Russian oil imports. If his actions match his program, he will terminate all Ukraine supply agreements signed by Bulgaria's interim government in March.

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