EU allocates €140 million for humanitarian aid
EU announces new humanitarian aid for Ukraine worth €148 million
The European Commission has allocated an additional €148 million for humanitarian aid for Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees in Moldova. Source: European Pravda; European Commission's press service Details: The announced funding will be used for humanitarian projects in Ukraine and Moldova.
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