Ukraine And EU Stay In Contact: European Commission Announces Preparation Of New Aid
The European Union is preparing to provide Ukraine with assistance through the Civil Protection Mechanism, as well as through other channels it has long used. Ukraine's government is in contact with the European Commission on this matter. European Commission spokesperson Eva Hrnčírová stated this today at a briefing in Brussels, FREEДОМ's special correspondent in Europe reports. "Commissioner…
The European Union is set to offer assistance to Ukraine through the Civil Protection Mechanism, along with other existing channels. Ukraine's government is actively communicating with the European Commission regarding this matter, as confirmed by European Commission spokesperson Eva Hrnčírová during a Brussels briefing. Commissioner Lahbib spoke with Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi, discussing Ukraine's specific needs, including the impact of ongoing attacks on civilians and the requirement for support in transport, energy infrastructure, logistics, and public transportation.
Commissioner Lahbib elaborated on the potential resources the EU can provide, such as bridge and rail infrastructure, as well as public transport equipment. The EU anticipates Ukraine to submit a needs assessment, which will guide the preparation of aid. This situation stems from a phone conversation between European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, where both nations identified humanitarian needs to provide assistance through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
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