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Attack on Ukraine: Austria Extends Aid from Foreign Disaster Fund to a Total of 17.5 Million Euros
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The Austrian government has approved another 15 million euros in humanitarian aid for Ukraine from the Foreign Disaster Fund. Read about how the money will be allocated and the daunting projections that suggest Ukraine will almost certainly need more foreign aid.

To help Ukraine deal with the humanitarian crisis that has been ongoing since 2014 and has been exacerbated by the most recent Russian invasion, the Austrian federal government put together a second, extensive aid package.
An additional 15 million euros will be made available from the Foreign Ministry's Foreign Disaster Fund (AKF) to provide humanitarian assistance to the Ukrainian population.…
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Werner Kogler, UNOCHA United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, UNHCR United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, UNICEF, Ukraine, Security, Russo-Ukrainian War, Russia, Refugees, Migration, Karl Nehammer, ICRC International Committee of the Red Cross, Humanitarian Aid, Donbas, Caritas, BMEIA Federal Ministry for Europe Integration and Foreign Affairs, Auslandskatastrophenfonds - Foreign Disaster Fund, Alexander Schallenberg, ADA Austrian Development Agency
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