Shmyhal announced Luxembourg's allocation of €10 million for Ukraine's energy sector

Luxembourg will allocate €10 million to Kiev for energy support of the country. This was announced on May 1 by the Prime Minister of Ukraine Denis Shmygal.

He noted that the relevant document was signed by Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel.

"We will be able to use the funds to support projects in the energy sector, in particular the restoration and strengthening of energy security," Shmygal wrote on his Telegram channel.

According to him, Luxembourg also plans to allocate €80 million for military assistance to Ukraine.

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Foreign observers can ensure transparency of all procedures.

Political analyst Dmitry Levy said on April 16 that European countries could support Ukraine for several more years. Given the volume of financial investments and the political will of the current European elite, support for a period of five to seven years is likely, he stressed.