EU announces new humanitarian aid for Ukraine worth €148 million
The European Commission has allocated an additional €148 million for humanitarian aid for Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees in Moldova. Source: European Pravda; European Commission's press service Details: The announced funding will be used for humanitarian projects in Ukraine and Moldova.
EU provides new EUR 148M humanitarian aid package for Ukraine
The European Union has announced the allocation of a new humanitarian aid package worth EUR 148 million, which will be directed to humanitarian projects in Ukraine and neighboring Moldova to support Ukrainian citizens affected by the consequences of Russia's war.
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