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As discussions continue on the European Union's next Multiannual Financial Framework for 2028-2034, EU officials have confirmed that a planned allocation of €100 billion for Ukraine during that period is not in doubt, according to Ukrainska Pravda. The commitment signals continued long-term EU financial support for Ukraine well beyond the current conflict's near-term needs. The funding pledge comes as the EU continues to grapple with disbursement mechanics for shorter-term support, including a separate €90 billion Ukraine Support Loan facing bureaucratic delays over missing signed contracts for Patriot missile purchases. The longer-term budget commitment is intended to provide Kyiv with financial predictability for reconstruction and continued resistance efforts.