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Rebuilding Ukraine: UK to allocate £54 mln to Ukraine for energy and humanitarian aid

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Rebuilding Ukraine: UK to allocate £54 mln to Ukraine for energy and humanitarian aid

During his visit, Ed Miliband emphasized the permanence of London's position regarding support for Ukraine. He stated that the UK will not cease assistance until Russia chooses the path of peace.

Of the total assistance package, 20 million British pounds (26.4 million US dollars) is earmarked to strengthen Ukraine's energy security. The funding aims to help maintain the power system's operations and secure alternative power sources in the event of blackouts. Specifically:

The UK will allocate the remaining portion of the package—34 million British pounds (44.9 million US dollars)—to supply heating and water to Ukrainian families ahead of winter.

Additionally, authorities will use the funds to provide direct cash assistance to the population. They will deliver it in cooperation with the government of Ukraine and humanitarian partners working on the ground.

Organizations involved in this cooperation include:

Background

Rubryka previously reported that the UK will direct 100 million British pounds, about 116 million euros, to Ukraine as part of a new military assistance package. It will include air defense capabilities, specifically missiles for Patriot systems, large-caliber artillery shells, and drones.

It was also reported that the UK announced a new sanction package against Russia targeting its shadow fleet, oil companies, financial networks, and suppliers of goods for the military industry.

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