The European Union plans to provide a €35 billion loan secured by future profits from frozen Russian central bank assets to guarantee more predictable financial support for Ukraine, the Financial Times reports. According to 3 sources, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will announce her visit to Kyiv. The loan is part of a $50 billion plan to help Ukraine, which emerged from negotiations with the United States and the Group of Seven countries. Loan to Ukraine In June, the G7 leaders agreed to provide Ukraine with a $50 billion loan to be repaid from the proceeds of Russia’s fro…