The European Union will tie some payouts from the €90 billion ($105 billion) aid package for Ukraine to an unpopular tax change already demanded by the International Monetary Fund, people familiar with the matter said.
The European Union will tie some payouts from the €90 billion ($105 billion) aid package for Ukraine to an unpopular tax change already demanded by the International Monetary Fund, people familiar with the matter said.
Municipal workers clean debris in the courtyard of a damaged residential building following an air attack in Dnipro on May 18, 2026, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Russia launched hundreds of drone and nearly two dozen missiles at Ukraine overnight wounding more than 30 people, as Kyiv and Moscow step up deadly long-range attacks, Ukrainian officials announced. (Photo by Mykola SYNELNYKOV / AFP via Getty Images)
The European Union will tie some payouts from the €90 billion ($105 billion) aid package for Ukraine to an unpopular tax change already demanded by the International Monetary Fund, people familiar with the matter said.
The European Union will tie some payouts from the €90 billion ($105 billion) aid package for Ukraine to an unpopular tax change already demanded by the International Monetary Fund, people familiar with the matter said.
Municipal workers clean debris in the courtyard of a damaged residential building following an air attack in Dnipro on May 18, 2026, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Russia launched hundreds of drone and nearly two dozen missiles at Ukraine overnight wounding more than 30 people, as Kyiv and Moscow step up deadly long-range attacks, Ukrainian officials announced. (Photo by Mykola SYNELNYKOV / AFP via Getty Images)
Anmelden
