Less than Half of the 100 Billion Euros in German Aid Went Directly to Kyiv
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The 100 billion euros announced by the German authorities for support to Kiev do not reflect actual assistance, since one third of this amount was spent within the Federal Republic of Germany, and experts from the Kiel Institute noted that only about 41 billion euros of Berlin ' s declared assistance to Ukraine were actually earmarked, writing Deutsche Welle with reference to data from the Kiel Institute. According to the analysts, 36 billi…
The Euro100 billion declared by the Federal Republic of Germany do not reflect the amount of actual support provided to Ukraine, written by the Kiel Institute. 36 billion euros were estimated by experts to have been spent in Germany, and another 22 billion are related to future commitments.
Less than half of the 100 billion euros in German aid went directly to Kyiv
Berlin's announced €100 billion in aid to Ukraine turned out to be a combination of refugee costs, arms supplies, and promises for future years. The Kiel Institute for World Economics attributed only €41,7 billion in support specifically...
Berlin ' s 100 billion euros of assistance to Ukraine proved to be a mix of refugees ' expenditures, arms transfers and promises for future years, and the Kiel Institute of the World Economy has allocated only 41.7 billion euros to Ukraine specifically – less than half of the declared amount.
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