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EU countries agree conditions for allocating €6.6bn to Ukraine from Peace Facility

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Who wrote first

  1. Russia MK — Politics
  2. China SCMP — Science
  3. Ukraine Ukrainska Pravda (English)
  4. Middle East Anadolu Agency
  5. Europe France 24

How it is reported

Russia

MK — Politics translate
It became known how much the EU will allocate to Ukraine from the peace Fund
TASS translate
The EU agreed to allocate Ukraine 6.6 billion within the European Peace Fund
Interfax translate
Callas announced the agreement of the EU countries on the terms of allocation of 6.6 billion euros to Kiev
Parlamentskaya gazeta translate
The EU agreed to allocate 6.6 billion euros to Kiev from the European Peace Fund
Kommersant — all news translate
Two years later, the EU agreed to allocate 6.6 billion to help Ukraine
RIA Novosti translate
Callas said, where will go the share of funds unlocked by the EU for Ukraine
Vedomosti — Politics translate
EU countries agreed on the terms of allocation of 6.6 billion euros to Ukraine
RBC translate
The EU will allocate Ukraine another 6.6 billion for military assistance
Rossiyskaya Gazeta translate
EU approves 6.6 billion allocation to Ukraine from European Peace Fund
Lenta.ru — Mir translate
EU countries will take away most of the funds unlocked for Ukraine

Ukraine

Ukrainska Pravda (English)
EU countries agree conditions for allocating €6.6bn to Ukraine from Peace Facility
Ukrinform
EU agrees on €6.6 billion for Ukraine’s defense

Europe

France 24
EU releases €6.6 billion for members arming Ukraine as five killed in Kyiv

China

SCMP — Science
EU to release US$7.5 billion linked to Ukraine military aid

Middle East

Anadolu Agency
EU agrees to terms to release $7.5B in Peace Facility funds for Ukraine
Arab News
EU agrees to release $7.5bn linked to Ukraine military aid

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