On November 13, EUR 5.9 billion was transferred to the state budget of Ukraine from the European Union.
In particular:
– EUR 4.1 billion – as part of the EU’s contribution under the G7 Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration for Ukraine (ERA) initiative. This is the final tranche of the EUR 18.1 billion mobilized by the EU for Ukraine under this instrument;
– EUR 1.8 billion – as a loan from the European Union under the Ukraine Facility instrument.
The funds will be directed toward priority State Budget expenditures – in the social and defense sectors, as well as for the country’s recovery.
The G7 Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration for Ukraine (ERA) mechanism provides for a $50-billion loan to Ukraine, backed by future revenues generated from frozen russian assets. Since late 2024, the G7 countries and the EU have already provided Ukraine with around $ 35 billion under this initiative.
“The decision to allocate to Ukraine the revenues from frozen russian assets was unprecedented and fair. The EUR 18.1 billion received in 2025 has strengthened our financial stability and ability to effectively resist the enemy on the frontline. In recent months, we have been working closely with the European Union to develop new initiatives to ensure Ukraine’s budgetary needs in 2026-2027. We are grateful for this constructive cooperation,” said Minister of Finance of Ukraine Sergii Marchenko.
Under the Ukraine Facility instrument, more than EUR 24.4 billion has been transferred to the state budget since 2024, and over EUR 8.3 billion in 2025.
To receive the next regular tranche from the EU, Ukraine implemented nine reform steps required for the fifth tranche, as well as one outstanding step from the fourth tranche. These reforms cover the areas of anti-corruption, public administration, regional policy, human capital, agri-food sector, digital transformation, environmental protection, and state asset management.
Since February 2022, the European Union has remained the largest donor of direct budget support to Ukraine – with total assistance exceeding EUR 68.4 billion. (Government portal)