Delivery of $2 billion credit from Russia delayed until Friday - Ukraine government source


  • World
  • Thursday, 20 Feb 2014

KIEV (Reuters) - Delivery of $2 billion (1 billion pounds) credit to Ukraine from Russia, the second tranche of a promised $15 billion aid package, has been delayed until Friday, a Ukrainian government source said on Wednesday.

A first tranche of $3 billion, aimed at helping the ex-Soviet republic pay foreign debts this year and prop up its national currency amid widespread unrest, was disbursed at the end of December.

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