EU to cut aid to Ukraine Facility due to Ukraine's broken promise
If all the reforms were implemented, Ukraine would receive 4.5 billion euros.
The next tranche of financial aid to Ukraine under the Ukraine Facility will be reduced due to the failure to implement three of the 16 reforms agreed with the European Union.
According to a representative of the European Commission, Guillaume Mercier, the fourth tranche was supposed to be the largest in terms of volume and envisaged the payment of 4.5bn euros if all 16 reforms were implemented. However, Kiev submitted a request for a partial payment back in June 2025, claiming to fulfil 13 points.
The European Commission confirmed the fulfilment of these 13 reforms and proposed to the EU Council to transfer 3.05bn euros to Ukraine. According to Mercier, reforms related to decentralisation, changes to the law on the work of the Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA) and the procedure for selecting judges to the Supreme Anti-Corruption Court remain unfulfilled.
As Socialportal wrote, currently more than 4 million Ukrainians have temporary protection status in the EU. Most have managed to obtain legal status, basic support, access to medical care, education and the labour market. However, life in a foreign land is accompanied by many challenges, and a significant proportion of people still live "between two worlds". What can the state do to bring back its citizens and how they help the country those who have become part of the Ukrainian diaspora abroad. Read the answers to these and other questions in the exclusive mater on Socialportal.
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