G7 Countries Step up Financial Support for Ukraine to Help It Through Winter – Statement
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Foreign Ministers met in Paris. The 90 billion EU-approved fund is considered insufficient by Zelensky, which points to a deficit of 70 billion in 2027.
As Kyiv's allies seek ways to cover Ukraine's budget needs beyond 2026, the diplomatic leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) countries stressed on Wednesday the need to ensure long-term financial support for Kyiv.
The Group of Seven recognized the need for a coordinated solution to the urgent financial needs of Ukraine for 2027 and beyond.
G7 countries step up financial support for Ukraine to help it through winter – statement
The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven (G7) countries have agreed to strengthen financial support for Ukraine during the winter period, according to a statement by the ministers published on Wednesday following their meeting in Paris.
The heads of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the G7 countries agreed to increase financial support for Ukraine during the winter period, as stated in the ministerial statement issued on Wednesday following their meeting in Paris. "We reaffirmed our commitment to supporting Ukraine's energy security (...) and decided to intensify our financial and material support to help that country survive the winter", as stated in the statement issued by t…
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