By sharply increasing aid to Ukraine in early 2025, Europe was able to compensate for the lack of new aid from the United States, at least in financial terms. For January-April, total aid amounted to €27.4 billion, which is only slightly below the average for all four-month periods since May 2022 (€28.3 billion). At the same time, Europe accounted for 98% of this amount, while in the previous three years its share was 53%.

By sharply increasing aid to Ukraine at the start of 2025, Europe has managed to compensate for the lack of new support from the United States – at least in financial terms. Between January and April, total assistance amounted to €27.4 billion, only slightly below the average for all four-month periods since May 2022 (€28.3 billion). Europe accounted for 98% of this sum, whereas over the previous three years, its share stood at 53%.