EU leaders agree on 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine after plan to use Russian assets unravels
The European Union agreed this morning to provide Ukraine with a $105 billion interest-free loan to cover vital economic and military needs. European leaders had hoped to use frozen Russian assets, but that was cancelled at the last minute due to pushback from Belgium.

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