The European Commission is working on a way to provide Ukraine with around €1.5 billion of budgetary support per month next year, Politico reports, citing European officials.
Proposals could come as early as next week or on the eve of a conference on Ukraine's recovery in Berlin on October 25 organized by the German G7 presidency and the European Commission.
"Given the continuing need for assistance, a more structured solution for a higher degree of predictability could be considered, and I am working diligently with EU countries on a solution that will allow us to have a more structured, predictable and automated support at least for the next year," said Johannes Hahn.
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