Joe BidenDemocratic PartyMoney, minerals and reconstruction

$20bn US loan repaid from Russian assets

“As part of the G7 package, the United States is announcing today that we will provide $20 billion in loans to Ukraine that will be paid back by the interest earned from immobilized Russian sovereign assets.”

DeliveringStatement from President Biden on the G7 decision to use Russian sovereign assets, sourceVerified by Pavel Guzhikov, checked by AI Journalist

  1. Promised
  2. In plan
  3. Legislated
  4. Funded
  5. Delivering
  6. Delivered

Where it stands

On 10 December 2024 the Treasury moved the $20bn to a World Bank fund (the F.O.R.T.I.S. Ukraine FIF), through which it is to be made available to Ukraine. As of July 2025 the World Bank had paid $4.64bn of this money to Ukraine through its PEACE project, according to the US Government Accountability Office.

What has happened

  1. Promised. The President announces the US share of the G7 loans
  2. Delivering. The Treasury transfers the $20bn to the World Bank’s F.O.R.T.I.S. Ukraine fund evidence

About the cost

$20bn as worded, at the ECB rate of 1.0767 dollars to the euro on 23 October 2024: €18.58bn. Low–high is an editorial ±10% because the statement gives one figure.

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