The European Commission announced a new phase of implementing Ukraine's support program, which provides for a total credit allocation of €90 billion. These funds are intended to ensure budget support for Ukraine and finance defense production in 2026 and 2027. According to a press release published in Brussels on October 30, 2026, the Commission adopted a package of documents, including a proposal for the EU Council to approve the remaining loan tranche of €45 billion, which is planned to be directed to Ukraine in 2027. The decision is a continuation of the previously initiated process of financial support for Kyiv from the European Union amid the ongoing conflict. The total credit of €90 billion is intended to provide Ukraine with sustainable financing for government expenditures and strengthen its defense capacity over the next two years. The proposal must now receive approval from the Council of the European Union, after which the funds can be directed to Ukraine according to the established schedule.