December 25, 2024
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The USA handed over the first tranche of the planned $20 billion to Ukraine at the expense of Russia’s nuclear weapons

Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced the receipt of the first billion dollars from a 20 billion dollar loan secured by the proceeds from frozen Russian assets. Source: Shmyhal in Telegram, reported by Evropeyska Pravda Details: “Ukraine received $1 billion from the United States, secured by income from frozen Russian assets,” wrote Shmyhal.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua

Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced the receipt of the first billion dollars from a 20 billion dollar loan secured by the proceeds from frozen Russian assets.

Source: Shmyhal in Telegram, “European Truth” reports

Details: “Ukraine received $1 billion from the United States, secured by revenues from frozen Russian assets,” Shmyhal wrote.

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He explained that this is the first tranche of the planned 20 billion dollars, which the United States is ready to allocate due to the use of immobilized Russian assets within the framework of the G7 initiative.

“We thank the American partners and the World Bank for this important step on the way to justice. We expect that all sovereign Russian assets will be confiscated and directed to the restoration of Ukraine,” Shmyhal said.

We will remind, on December 10, the day before, the USA announced the allocation of 20 billion dollars in favor of Ukraine to a special fund of the World Bank.

This is part of the Group of Seven’s plan to provide Ukraine with 50 billion euros at the expense of Russian assets: the funds will be provided formally as a loan, but will be repaid through a tax on excess profits received from frozen Russian assets.

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