The EU allocated €34.7 billion to Ukraine from a €90 billion program

The EU allocated €34.7 billion to Ukraine from a €90 billion program.

Consensus

The European Commission approved a €3.47 billion tranche for Ukraine.
The funds are part of a larger €90 billion support package for Ukraine.
The money is intended for defense-related procurements, including drones, missiles, air defense systems, and fighter jets.
The funding supports Ukraine's military capabilities and defense industry development.
The disbursement was announced on July 30.

Ukraine’s Prime Minister Sergey Fedorov stated that the country signed two agreements with the EU allowing Ukrainian companies access to European defense programs, and that a €300 million grant was expected, of which €260 million would go toward expanding production capacity. — vedomosti
Financial Times reported that Ukraine was allowed partial use of EU credit funds for purchasing Chinese-made components for drones, with the first tranche of €5.9 billion allocated for this purpose. — vedomosti
The European Commission stated that additional support would be approved in the coming weeks for drones, ammunition, air defense, and missiles. — interfax
In 2026, €28.3 billion will be allocated specifically to strengthen Ukraine’s defense-industrial potential. — interfax