The German government is exploring a $50 billion international loan package funded by interest on profits from frozen Russian assets to alleviate the financial strain of supporting Ukraine. This move aims to ease the burden of financing military aid to Kyiv, which has been a significant expense for Germany. Despite domestic budget constraints, German officials have rejected suggestions that these constraints could hinder weapons deliveries to Ukraine. The government hopes that the interest earned from these assets will provide a sustainable source of funding for Ukraine’s military needs, particularly as the country prepares for future budget plans. The Chancellor’s office has emphasized Germany’s continued commitment to supporting Ukraine, with the Finance Ministry prepared to examine additional funding requirements if needed. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to ensure that Ukraine receives the necessary support to counter Russia’s invasion.