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Strong and comprehensive EU response
The EU stands united in its unwavering support for Ukraine in the face of Russia’s war of aggression and illegal attempts to annex Ukrainian territory. We are committed to continue providing political, financial, economic, humanitarian, military and diplomatic support to Ukraine and its people for as long as it takes.
Total EU support to Ukraine
In total, EU support to Ukraine since the beginning of Russia’s war of aggression amounts to €220.2 billion. This includes:
- €107 billion provided or guaranteed by the EU budget
- €77 billion in military assistance measures
- up to €17 billion to help Member States cater to the needs of Ukrainians in the EU
- €15.5 billion in support from EU Member States
- €3.8 billion from the proceeds of Russian immobilised assets
Support mobilised via the EU budget
Since the start of the aggression, €107 billion in support for Ukraine has been provided or guaranteed by the EU budget. This includes:
- €43.3 billion in disbursed macro-financial assistance to help Ukraine address urgent needs on the ground
- €42 billion in direct and indirect assistance under the Ukraine Facility
- €11.6 billion disbursed under the Ukraine Support Loan
- €2.8 billion in loans and guarantees by the EIB, EBRD and other international financial institutions guaranteed by the EU
- €1.4 billion in humanitarian assistance
- €1.2 billion in bilateral cooperation
- €4.5 billion in other types of support
Other types of support include
- Macro-financial assistance+ interest rate subsidy: €1.7 billion
- Connecting Europe Facility support for Solidarity Lanes: €1.6 billion
- Emergency package: €330 million
- Crisis response measures: €319 million
- Ongoing projects adjusted to meet urgent needs on the ground: €315 million
- School rehabilitation and school buses: €114 million
- Nuclear safety cooperation: €108 million
Types of EU support
Ensuring Ukraine’s economic stability and recovery
Providing aid and refuge to Ukrainians
Addressing Ukraine’s immediate energy needs and long-term energy security
Supporting Ukraine’s recovery, reconstruction, and path towards EU accession
Ensuring that Ukraine’s trade routes remain open
Addressing Ukraine’s military and defence needs, from training to equipment and ammunition
Documents
Factsheets on EU solidarity with Ukraine
Publications explaining EU actions in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
This page was last updated on 30 July 2026