Germany hopes interest from Russian assets will ease the strain of financing aid to Ukraine
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German officials firmly rebutted claims that domestic budget issues might limit weapons deliveries to Ukraine, underscoring that Germany remains the largest supplier after the U.S.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s administration is navigating the complexities of funding military support amidst the ideological differences of its governing coalition, while adhering to strict fiscal rules.
The German budget allocates nearly 7.5 billion euros this year for military aid to Ukraine and anticipates a budget of 4 billion euros next year, contingent upon parliamentary approval.
The anticipated $50 billion international loan package, utilizing profits from frozen Russian assets, is expected to alleviate some financial pressure on Germany's military support initiatives.
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