The US and Western allies are moving forward with a $50 billion loan package to Ukraine backed by the profits of frozen Russian assets, which includes a US contribution of $20 billion, the White House announced Wednesday.

The White House says Group of Seven allies are moving forward with providing Ukraine with $50 billion in loans for Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that G7 and European Union allies are "very close" to finalizing a $50 billion loan to Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets, with an expected U.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated on Tuesday that the United States is "very close" to finalising the allocation of US$20 billion as part of the G7 credit package for Ukraine, which will be funded through revenues from frozen Russian assets.

G7 nations are committed to making $50 billion in lending available to Ukraine by year-end, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Wednesday at a meeting with her Ukrainian counterpart. "This loan initiative will provide Ukraine with urgently needed funds and will make funds available by the end of this year,