The European Union has allocated an additional 100 million euros for humanitarian assistance to Ukraine, as announced by Balazs Ujvari, the EU representative, during a press conference in Brussels. Ujvari emphasized the critical humanitarian situation in Ukraine and mentioned that Moldova, a country affected by Russian aggression, will also receive 10 million euros to improve living conditions. The funds will be utilized by partner organizations to address the basic needs of the affected population, such as financial aid, housing, and food. Furthermore, Ujvari stated that the total amount of humanitarian assistance provided by the EU to Ukraine since the beginning of the conflict has now reached 843 million euros.

In other news, there have been recent developments in Armenia.