EU Shuts Door to Early Loan Payout for Kyiv and Demands Reform
📍 Where it landed
The EU released 2.9 billion euros to Ukraine after the country made progress on key reforms. This development came after Ukraine had requested urgent loan payments, but the EU had initially rejected the request, setting new conditions. With the release of the funds, Ukraine appears to have met the EU's demands, at least temporarily.
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The reporting (6)
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EU rejects Ukraine’s request for urgent loan payments, sets new condition RBC-Ukraine · 31d ago broke it first
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