Zelensky thanks EU for proposed €18B aid package

By R

| 10 novembre 2022

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday expressed gratitude for the massive financial support put forward by the European Union.

“Grateful to the European Commission & President @vonderleyen for announcing €18 billion financial aid package for 2023. This shows the true solidarity of the EU. Together we resist Russia’s aggression, together we’ll rebuild Ukraine, together we’ll be in the EU,” Zelensky tweeted.

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