The European Union's foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said she expected "positive decisions" on the 90 billion euro ($105.94 billion) loan for Ukraine to be made on Wednesday (April 21). "We expect some positive decisions tomorrow on the 90 billion loan," Kallas told reporters on Tuesday, as EU foreign ministers gathered to meet in Luxembourg. This month's electoral defeat of Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Ukraine's harshest EU foe, could pave the way for the loan that Kyiv urgently needs to fund the war with Russia. The loan was originally agreed upon by all EU member states in December. Israel's actions in Lebanon are "totally unacceptable," Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot said on Tuesday ahead of a meeting with EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg.

DESCRIPCIÓN DE IMÁGENES

SHOWS: BRUSSELS, BELGIUM (APRIL 21, 2025) (EUROPEAN UNION - Access all)

1. EUROPEAN UNION'S FOREIGN POLICY CHIEF KAJA KALLAS ENTERING MEETING

2. LUXEMBOURG FOREIGN MINISTER XAVIER BETTEL

3. PHOTOGRAPHERS

4. EU FOREIGN MINISTERS

5. JOURNALISTS

6. VARIOUS OF EU FOREIGN MINISTERS GATHERED BEFORE MEETING

7. KALLAS SITTING DOWN

8. VARIOUS OF MINISTERS SEATED

9. ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION