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EU leaders agree to loan Ukraine more than $145B as Putin addresses Russia
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December 19, 2025
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3:40Now PlayingEuropean Union leaders decided on Friday to borrow cash to loan 90 billion euros ($145 billion Cdn) to Ukraine to fund its defence against Russia for the next two years, rather than use frozen Russian assets. The move comes on the same day Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the EU of 'daylight robbery' of Russian assets during his annual end-of-year news conference.
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