Ukraine secures $2.3B in funding for Greek gas to boost winter energy supply amid ongoing Russian attacks.

Ukraine has secured a natural gas supply agreement with Greece to help meet winter energy needs, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced, as Russian attacks continue to disrupt domestic production. The deal, part of broader efforts to diversify energy sources, will be funded with nearly 2 billion euros—about $2.3 billion—through European Commission-backed loans, European and Ukrainian banks, and U.S. support. Ukraine aims to strengthen energy security through partnerships with Greece, Poland, and Azerbaijan, while facing intensified attacks on power and gas infrastructure in the war’s fourth year.