On 6 February, Josep Borrell, the High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, reported on X/Twitter that he was on a visit to Ukraine.
According to the official, it is his fourth visit to Kyiv since the outset of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
"[I'm] here to discuss with our Ukrainian friends the EU’s unwavering support to Ukraine - on [the] military side, on the financial side with the new Ukraine facility, as well as on the EU reform path," Josep Borrell wrote.
On 1 February, the European Union voted for the Ukraine facility, a package including €50 billion in financial assistance to Ukraine from 2024 to 2027, overcoming Hungary's veto.
- The aid package was originally set to be approved at an EU summit in December, but Hungary vetoed the deal.
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- On 29 January, the EU reportedly warned Hungary of economic isolation if it blocked €50 billion in aid to Ukraine, responding to potential obstruction with dire consequences.
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