The G7 countries have allocated $25.5 billion to Ukraine in 2025 within a loan scheme funded by income from frozen Russian assets, APA reports, citing a report by the Ukrainian Ministry of Finance.
According to the report, the European Union has allocated the largest share — $15.8 billion. Canada has provided $3.4 billion, Japan — $3.3 billion, and the United Kingdom — $3 billion. Although the United States allocated the first portion of funds at the end of last year, no new financial transfers have been recorded from Washington since then.
According to information released earlier, on October 3, if frozen Russian assets are confiscated to guarantee support for Ukraine, the European Union countries could lose investments worth $266 billion in Russia. Specifically, the investments made by EU countries in the Russian economy amount to $238 billion, Switzerland has invested $27.5 billion, and Norway — $43 million.
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