The EU plans to provide Ukraine with a military aid package worth €20 billion, according to Bloomberg.

The European Union is preparing to transfer a military aid package to Ukraine worth €20 billion.

This is reported by Bloomberg citing its own sources.

Kyiv is set to receive artillery shells, air defense systems, precision missiles, drones, and other weaponry. The decision may be agreed upon at the meeting of EU foreign ministers scheduled for February 24.

The publication suggests that Hungary may oppose providing aid to Ukraine, which could prolong the approval process. Additionally, the upcoming elections in Germany may also influence the decision-making.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that defense ministers from European countries will hold an emergency meeting to support Ukraine. Also, on February 24, the EU Council of Foreign Ministers will convene in Brussels.