Germany delivers first energy equipment from €120 million winter aid package to Ukraine
Equipment already operational, supplying heat and power to homes, hospitals, schools.
Browsing Tag
Yulia Svyrydenko
11 posts
G7+ pledges thousands of generators and hundreds of millions in funding as Ukraine faces harshest winter of the war
447 generators from the EU, 90 from Lithuania, over 100 from France.
Ireland, Netherlands pledge €48 million as partners rush aid to Ukraine’s battered grid
Generators, transformers, and medical supplies from multiple countries due within days.
Cold classrooms force Ukraine to extend winter break, shift to distance learning amid energy crisis
Schools may be closed or online until February as blackouts and heating failures continue.
Ukraine orders state companies to import 50% of electricity to ease grid crisis
Ukrzaliznytsia, Naftogaz, and Ukroboronprom must source half their power from abroad, PM Svyrydenko says.
Kyiv runs on emergency generators and 20% streetlights after week of Russian strikes
Fifty mobile kitchens now serving hot food in hardest-hit areas, PM Svyrydenko says.
“A landmark step toward justice”: EU freezes Russian assets indefinitely, blocking Hungary’s veto threat over Ukraine loan
Move backs €165 billion reparations plan; Russia sues Euroclear in Moscow court.
Ukraine’s parliamentary headquarters hit during Russian drone swarm
Overnight, Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults on Ukraine, killing four and wounding dozens while striking multiple cities.
NYT: Ukraine moves to open key lithium field under US-backed minerals deal
Kyiv takes early steps to activate its high-stakes resource agreement with Washington, signaling intent amid shifting US policy.
Ukrainian delegation arrives in Saudi Arabia ahead of Zelenskyy’s visit
In the coming days, Trump’s officials will meet with Russians in Saudi Arabia behind Ukraine’s back.
European Union pledges € 35 billion to Ukraine in 2025
The funding will include the EU's loan, backed by frozen Russian assets, and the EU's Ukraine Facility funds.