EU High Representative Josep Borrell wrote on Twitter on December 31, 2022, that the European Union would continue to resolutely support Ukraine in 2023, and Vladimir Putin would not be able to break the resilience of Ukrainians with his blows.
Source: EU High Representative Josep Borrell
“In 2022, Russia decided to fully abandon commitments to basic human rights and to attack Ukraine and global security. At the year’s end, Putin tries once again to force Ukrainians into darkness with despicable attacks. We are resolved to continue standing by Ukraine, also in 2023,” emphasized the EU High Representative Josep Borrell.
Since the beginning of the Russian military invasion of Ukraine, the EU began to provide Ukraine with meaningful political, economic, humanitarian and military assistance. In particular, in 2022, the EU provided financial support to Ukraine in the amount of 19 billion euros, which allowed the functioning of the state in conditions of war. Next year, the EU will provide Ukraine with macro-financial assistance in the amount of 18 billion euros.
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