“Latvian Prime Minister Evika Silinia said that the European Union’s decision to provide Ukraine with a 90 billion euro loan for two years is a clear signal of support. According to her, this step shows that Europe is not tired of the war and does not plan to retreat. The statement of the head of the government of Latvia is cited by Delfi. According to her, the agreement was reached after long and difficult discussions”, — write on: ua.news
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Silinia said that the European Union’s decision to provide Ukraine with a 90 billion euro loan for two years is a clear signal of support. According to her, this step shows that Europe is not tired of the war and does not plan to retreat. The statement of the head of the government of Latvia is cited Delphi.
According to her, the agreement reached after long and difficult discussions shows that Europe remains united and ready to support Ukraine even against the background of growing international pressure. “This is a clear signal that Europe is not tired and will not back down,” Silinia stressed.
The head of the Latvian government noted that financial support to Ukraine is especially important now — at a time when the US calls for an early end to the war. In particular, US President Donald Trump speaks publicly about the need to quickly conclude an agreement on the end of hostilities.
Against this background, according to Silini, the EU’s decision is not only a financial aid, but also a political response — a demonstration that Ukraine will not be left alone. The Prime Minister of Latvia also emphasized that Kyiv’s support is of direct importance for the security of all countries of the European Union. “Supporting Ukraine is an investment in the security of all of Europe, including Latvia,” she said.
Silinia emphasized that a stable and protected Ukraine is a key element of the security of the EU’s eastern flank. That is why, according to her, financial aid is not a gesture of solidarity “in words”, but a practical contribution to the protection of European borders.
The decision to provide a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine is designed for the next two years and should help the country maintain financial stability in the face of the ongoing war.
We will remind, the European Union officially confirmed its right to direct cash balances from frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, emphasized that the financial loan for Ukraine is directly linked to future reparations from Russia and will not become a burden for the Ukrainian budget.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi expressed thanks to the leaders of the European Union for the decision to provide Ukraine with financial support in the amount of EUR 90 billion in 2026-2027.
The Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, stated that he opposes the 90 billion euro loan agreed by the European Union to Ukraine and does not want Hungary to have anything to do with this decision.
The Prime Minister of Belgium, Bart de Wever, considers the European Union’s decision to jointly borrow €90 billion to support Ukraine a powerful political signal and evidence of European unity.
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