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World Bank to give Ukraine $530 million in additional aid

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The World Bank has said it will provide an additional $530 million in support to Ukraine, bringing the total aid by the bank to $13 billion, as Russia's invasion of the country continues.

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Times of India

World Bank announces $530 million in new funding for Ukraine

The support, in the form of a new loan from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, is being guaranteed by Britain to the tune of $500 million, with Denmark backing the remaining $30 million, the World Bank said in a statement on Friday.

2 years ago·India

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News18 India

World Bank Announces $530 Million in New Funding for Ukraine

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The Hindu

World Bank announces $530 million in new funding for Ukraine

The support, in the form of a new loan from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, is being guaranteed by Britain and Denmark.

2 years ago·India

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Reuters

World Bank to give Ukraine $530 mln in additional aid

The World Bank has said it will provide an additional $530 million in support to Ukraine, bringing the total aid by the bank to $13 billion, as Russia's invasion of the country continues. The aid is supported by the United Kingdom ($500 million) and the Kingdom of Denmark ($30 million), the World Bank said in a statement. Of the total aid of $13 billion to Ukraine to date, $11

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NDTV

World Bank To Provide $530 Million Additional Aid To Ukraine Amid War

The World Bank has said it will provide an additional $530 million in support to Ukraine, bringing the total aid by the bank to $13 billion, as Russia's invasion of the country continues.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Hindustan Times

World Bank to give Ukraine $530 million in additional aid amid Russian invasion

Russia-Ukraine War: The aid is supported by the United Kingdom ($500 million) and the Kingdom of Denmark ($30 million), the World Bank said in a statement.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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