The European Commission has released the final tranche of €4.1 billion under its exceptional Macro-Financial Assistance programme as part of the G7-led Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration loan initiative. Alongside this, it disbursed a fifth regular payment of over €1.8 billion under the Ukraine Facility. Together, these payments amount to €5.9 billion, underscoring the EU’s position as Ukraine’s largest and most consistent donor.
The €4.1 billion disbursed marks the completion of the EU’s exceptional MFA programme for Ukraine in 2025, bringing total MFA loans for the year to €18.1 billion. This contribution fulfils the EU’s full share of the Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration initiative, which aims to deliver nearly €45 billion in urgent financial support for Ukraine. Other G7 members have provided an additional €12.8 billion so far, pushing total ERA loan support to €30.9 billion. All ERA loans and the EU’s MFA are being repaid through proceeds generated from immobilised Russian sovereign assets held within the EU.
Additionally, the more than €1.8 billion released under the Ukraine Facility supports Ukraine’s overall financial stability, the strengthening of public administration, and the implementation of reforms included in the Ukraine Plan. This latest payment follows Ukraine’s successful completion of ten specific reform commitments evaluated by the European Commission and confirmed by EU member states.
With these latest disbursements, total EU assistance to Ukraine has now exceeded €187 billion since the beginning of Russia’s war of aggression, reflecting the scale and continuity of European support for Ukraine’s resilience and reconstruction.
