Ukraine has indicated it would be willing to delay receiving certain European Union benefits in order to accelerate its accession process to the bloc, according to reports.

The proposal comes as the EU is simultaneously considering a substantial financial package for Ukraine. European Union officials expect positive decisions on a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine to be finalized Wednesday, according to Reuters reporting.

The Ukrainian position reflects the country's strategic priority of achieving full EU membership despite the ongoing conflict with Russia. By potentially forgoing immediate benefits, Ukraine appears to be signaling its commitment to meeting membership requirements more rapidly.

The EU accession process typically involves extensive reforms and meeting various economic and political criteria before candidate countries can receive full membership benefits. Ukraine's proposal suggests a willingness to accept a more accelerated timeline even if it means delayed access to certain programs.

Both the loan package and accession discussions come as Ukraine continues to face military pressure from Russia and seeks to strengthen its ties with Western institutions.