The EU has given Ukraine over EUR 200 billion since the war began.

Omissions

• The €220.2 billion figure is an aggregate of the EU and its 27 member states (often labelled 'Team Europe'), not of EU institutions alone; the Council of the EU states that only about €107 billion has been provided or guaranteed by the EU budget, and that about €110.9 billion has been mobilised in EU financial, budget and humanitarian support.
• The claim does not specify whether the figure refers to commitments or disbursements, nor the cut-off date; the Council figure is a running total updated over time.
• The Consilium web pages are continuously updated and no precise publication date is available; the €220.2 billion figure was live at the time of consultation.

Sources

• PrimaryCouncil of the EU — EU solidarity with UkraineSince the start of Russia's war of aggression, they have provided €220.2 billion in support for Ukraine and its people. The assistance includes: €107 billion provided or guaranteed by the EU budget, €77 billion in military assistance measures, €17 billion in support for [Ukrainian refugees/humanitarian aid].
• PrimaryCouncil of the EU — EU financial assistance to UkraineSo far €110.9 billion have been mobilised in financial, budget and humanitarian support. The assistance includes: €43.3 billion in EU macro-financial assistance for Ukraine, in the form of loans and grants. Between 2022 and 2026, the EU gave a total of €43.3 billion in EU macro-financial assistance for Ukraine.
• SecondaryEU Neighbours East — The cost of supporting Ukraine: myth or burden for the EU?According to the Kiel Institute, since 2022 EU institutions and member states together have committed around €165.7 billion in support to Ukraine.