Zelenskyy Says Germany Pledges $1.46 Billion Support Package for Ukraine
Ukraine and Germany signed 15 agreements worth more than $9.57 billion as Zelenskyy met Chancellor Merz in Kyiv.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Germany has provided a support package worth $1.46 billion for Ukraine, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.
The announcement came as Zelenskyy met German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Kyiv, where the two sides signed a total of 15 agreements collectively valued at more than $9.57 billion.
Broader cooperation agreements
The signed agreements span a range of areas of cooperation between Ukraine and Germany, though the report did not provide a detailed breakdown of each individual agreement beyond the overall value and the specific $1.46 billion support package highlighted by Zelenskyy.
The meeting between the two leaders in Kyiv underscores continued German engagement in supporting Ukraine, as the two countries deepen bilateral ties amid the ongoing war.
Context
Germany has been among the countries providing various forms of support to Ukraine, and the latest package and accompanying agreements point to continued coordination between Kyiv and Berlin on both financial and other forms of assistance.
Sources
- Zelenskyy says Germany provides Ukraine with $1.46B support package — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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