Overview
- Ukraine’s Finance Ministry said it received a £752 million final tranche from the United Kingdom under the G7 Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration initiative to strengthen defense.
- The transfer completes the UK–Ukraine agreement signed in March 2025 for £2.26 billion after earlier tranches totaling £1.5 billion in March and April 2025.
- ERA is a $50 billion G7 loan program that uses returns on immobilized Russian sovereign assets to service and repay the financing over a roughly 30‑year term.
- Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko said the money is earmarked for priority security and defense needs and thanked the UK for consistent support.
- Ukraine reports receiving about $45 billion, or 90% of expected funding backed by frozen‑asset revenues, and officials are pressing partners to enable use of the assets themselves for future reconstruction costs estimated at more than $588 billion.