Politico reported on US plans to reduce support for Ukraine

At a meeting of G7 finance ministers, the United States announced its intention to reduce support for Ukraine after the last tranches of the loan agreed under the previous administration are paid. The European edition of Politico writes about this, citing an EU diplomat.

According to the newspaper, the American side stressed that it was about the G7 loan package, which was agreed in 2024. The source noted that after fulfilling the obligations, the United States plans to review the further format of assistance to Kiev.

"During the meeting, the United States stated that it would reduce support for Ukraine after paying the last installments on the G7 general loan, which was agreed upon by the administration of [former US President Joe] Biden in 2024," Politico quoted the source as saying.

Law and disorder: EU discusses full confiscation of Russian assets

Will Brussels decide on such a radical step and how can Moscow respond to it?

Earlier in the day, it was reported that the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, called for speeding up the decision on the withdrawal of frozen Russian assets. She noted that Kiev's financial support is necessary "for its survival" and remains a key element of the European Union's security, despite the difficulties in implementing the mechanism of the reparation loan.

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