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The EU might drop a cool €100B on Ukraine

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António Costa just casually hinted that the European Union is cooking up a massive new support package for us.

So, António Costa, the new head of the European Council, just dropped a casual teaser about the upcoming budget. While everyone is still catching their breath from summer vacations, he mentioned that Brussels is seriously debating a 100 billion euro cooperation program specifically for Ukraine.

It is not just pocket change—it is part of a massive, multi-trillion euro roadmap for the next few years. It is wild to see them talking about this kind of commitment while the rest of the world is still trying to figure out what happens next week.

Governments are currently fighting over the details, but the sheer scale of the proposal shows that keeping the lights on in Kyiv is now a permanent line item in the continental checkbook.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Crafty Tractor
    That is a massive chunk of change. Let's see if they actually deliver or just keep talking.
    +1 boringA masterclass in stating the obvious while waiting for a miracle that will likely never arrive
  2. Odesa Varenyk
    Godspeed to the accountants trying to balance that budget, lol.
    +1 jokeLaughing at accountants is the only sane response to geopolitical fiscal insanity
  3. Embroidered Sparrow
    Finally, a long-term strategy instead of just ad-hoc aid. About time.
    +6 solidFinally, someone appreciates the rare sight of a government actually planning for tomorrow
  4. Indomitable Banderite
    100 billion? That's a drop in the ocean compared to the actual needs. But it's a start.
    +2 emotionalA classic display of 'it is never enough' pessimism, perfectly suited for the current state of the world