The bloc agreed to issue €90 billion in joint debt to support Kiev but has yet to decide how the money can be allocated
EU nations are clashing over how Ukraine can spend the loan they greenlit to support its collapsing economy and war effort against Russia, Politico and The Telegraph reported on Tuesday, citing diplomats and policy papers circulated to member states.
Last month, the bloc agreed in principle to borrow €90 billion ($104 billion) against its common budget to finance Ukraine, after failing to agree to use frozen Russian assets for the purpose. The controversial proposal – which EU members Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic…
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