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EU Reaches Deal to Send Ukraine $19 Billion in Winter Aid
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December 13, 2022
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1:46Now PlayingEuropean Union nations reached a preliminary agreement to clear the way for Ukraine to receive aid from the bloc worth €18 billion ($19 billion) while Emmanuel Macron announced a commitment of 1 billion euros of donations from a delegation of some 70 governments and international bodies to help the country through the winter.
The funds will go towards fixing energy infrastructure, transport, health, water and food, the French president said after hosting an international donors conference in Paris.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy joined remotely. He warned late Monday that a respite in Russian aerial assaults was likely an indication that Moscow is preparing a fresh wave of attacks.
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