The funds will be allocated as part of a $50 billion aid package from the G7 and the European Union. Russian assets frozen in Western jurisdictions, which were immobilized in response to the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukrainian territory, are starting to generate profit, and these funds will be used to support Ukraine. Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced on Wednesday that the American side would provide Kiev with $20 billion in additional aid . These funds are part of the $50 billion aid package promised by the G7 and the EU. The funds will be raised using profits from frozen Russian assets. The Prime Minister recalled that similar decisions were made this week in the UK and the EU. According to the head of government, the funds provided by partners will be used to cover the country's most important financial needs next year . With this assistance, the allies are creating a strong foundation for Ukraine's economic and financial sustainability. The Prime Minister thanked his partners for their support. As previously reported by Dialog.UA, last week it became known that Norway will allocate more than $270 million to support the uninterrupted operation of the Ukrainian energy system during the winter period. The funds, in particular, will be spent on the purchase of energy equipment. In addition, Oslo will soon transfer six F-16 fighters to Kyiv. Let us recall that the new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte promised that the Alliance would continue to provide assistance to Ukraine. This concerns both arms supplies and training of Ukrainian military personnel.
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