Ukraine receives new funding commitments for defence and civilian war‑related needs
At the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin, a joint declaration increased funding for the Integrated Response Hub, while Ukraine’s finance minister announced a 3.9 billion‑euro allocation for priority defence needs and Kyiv requested 6.6 billion euros from the European Peace Facility.
At the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin, Deputy Minister of Economy Volodymyr Kuzyo, German State Minister for Europe and Climate Anna Lührmann and Executive Vice President of the European Commission Valdis Dombrovskis signed a joint declaration of intent that raised funding for the Integrated Response Hub for Ukraine to a total of €75 million, with €39 million contributed by Germany and €36 million by the EU through its crisis response instruments.
The European Commission, the German Federal Foreign Office and the Commission’s Service for Foreign Policy Instruments are cooperating to respond to Ukraine’s most urgent war‑related civilian needs.
Ukrainian Finance Minister Serhiy Marchenko said that €3.9 billion will be used to meet the priority needs of Ukraine’s national defence, including strengthening drone production and ensuring supply of front‑line emergency supplies, according to bluesky.
Separately, Kyiv asked its European Union partners to allocate €6.6 billion from the European Peace Facility to military aid, as reported by dailysabah.
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