Ukraine's Parliament Supports Several Bills Tied to Western Funding, with Dozens Remaining Ahead
Lawmakers are weighing anti-graft and tax changes as donors press for stronger oversight before releasing funds, with $4.3 billion at stake, a lawmaker said.
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Ukraine's parliament supports several bills tied to Western funding, with dozens remaining ahead
On Oct. 13, lawmakers supported three bills in the first reading linked to funding from the International Monetury Fund (IMF) and the EU under the Ukraine Facility — an EU financial assistance program launched in 2024.
DECRYPTAGE - Kiev urgently calls for funds to fill its budget deficit, but EUR 5.5 billion of European aid remains blocked in Parliament, where the presidential majority obstructs key reforms required by Brussels.
The Ukrainian state has been left without money: the budget deficit is growing, writing Le Figaro, but Europe's financial assistance is blocked: the deputies of Rada, who support Zelensky, do not allow the laws that the EU insists on — especially anti-corruption laws.
In response to the appeal against the President of Ukraine, Volodymir Zelensky, the Ukrainian Parliament is still calling for the fire of the Redman from the law of the Tasi Sadmi, for the so-called Osguri to the full financial security of the European Union and the International Valuten Foundation.
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