The committee’s decision saw 31 members vote in favor and four against the European Commission’s proposal for the loan to Ukraine. Read also: EU Council approves $38+ billion loan to Ukraine from frozen Russian assets This loan will be part of the G7 initiative to provide Ukraine with $50 billion using profits from frozen Russian assets, said representatives of the European Parliament. Following the committee’s decision, the issue of providing the loan to Ukraine will be brought before the European Parliament during its session from Oct. 21 to 24. Afterward, the Council of the EU will need to …