EU ministers debate 20 billion euro Ukraine military aid plan
The military proposal is part of an effort to put European support for Kyiv on a longer-term footing, after more than a year of scrambling to respond to Russia’s invasion
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The military proposal is part of an effort to put European support for Kyiv on a longer-term footing, after more than a year of scrambling to respond to Russia’s invasion
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union foreign ministers are expected to discuss a proposal on Thursday to spend up to 20 billion euros ($22.4 billion) on weapons, ammunition and other military aid for Ukraine over four years.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -The European Union's foreign policy chief on Thursday proposed a 20 billion euro ($22.4 billion) fund to pay for weapons, ammunition and military aid for Ukraine over four years, but the plan will need more scrutiny from EU governments before any decision is made. High Representative Josep Borrell presented the proposal to EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels as part of an effort to put European support for Kyiv on a longer-term footing after more than a year of scrambling to respond to Russia's invasion. The proposal comes amid an international drive to giv...
If approved, the move would cement an ideological sea change for the EU, a self-described peace project.