German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced that Germany plans to provide an additional €60 million ($65 mn) in humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.
DPA news agency reports that Baerbock made the statement on 27 May at a meeting with her EU counterparts in Brussels.
"This humanitarian aid is specifically intended for residents of eastern regions of Ukraine, where there is often a lack of basic necessities," Baerbock said, according to DPA.
The German minister said that her government is working with international partners to deliver aid to those areas.
Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began, Germany has provided more than 1,400 tons of equipment and materials to Ukrainian energy companies to help restore the power grid, the report states.
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