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Ukraine Is Facing a 3.5-Billion-Euro Funding Shortfall by the End of the Year, and Counts on Aid From Its Foreign Partners, Vladimir Zelensky Said During His Visit to Norway
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Ukraine is facing a 3.5-billion-euro funding shortfall by the end of the year, and counts on aid from its foreign partners, Vladimir Zelensky said during his visit to Norway
“It is important for us to close all the problematic issues, all budgetary shortfalls of the year,” he told reporters in the Norwegian capital Oslo. “A deficit of 3.5 billion euro, or $4.1 billion, remains.”In his words, the issue of...
Kyiv works with partners to cover the financial deficit
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Ukraine lacks an additional 3.5 billion euros, or about 4.1 billion dollars, to cover its financial needs until the end of 2026, which was reported to journalists by the head of the Kiev leadership, Vladimir Zelensky, who acknowledged that the issue of additional funding remained open.
Ukraine still lacks 3.5 billion euros to cover its financial needs until the end of this year, said Vladimir Zelensky.
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