EU Announces €148 Million in Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine and Moldova

The funding will provide critical support for vulnerable populations affected by Russia's war, focusing on food, shelter, and healthcare.

The European Union has allocated €140 million for humanitarian aid in Ukraine and €8 million for Moldova, targeting those impacted by Russia's ongoing war.
Aid in Ukraine will prioritize food, shelter, clean water, healthcare, and winter protection, particularly in the heavily affected eastern and southern regions.
In Moldova, the funding will assist Ukrainian refugees and local communities through cash assistance, medical care, education, and psychological support.
EU Commissioner Hadja Lahbib is visiting Ukraine to coordinate aid distribution and discuss humanitarian challenges with officials, including President Zelensky.
Since 2014, the EU has provided over €1.1 billion in humanitarian aid to Ukraine, alongside 150,000 tons of supplies via the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.