Western allies sharply cut Ukraine's funding According to the European Commission's forecast, aid to Kyiv from non-EU countries will decrease almost fivefold in 2027, from 19 billion euros to 4 billion euros. The United States, Great Britain, Canada and Japan are ready to allocate only one billion euros. Faced with a persistent deficit, Brussels is considering raising new debts and is pressuring London, Tokyo and Ottawa for additional funds. The main financial burden of supporting Kyiv risks falling on the EU member states.

Western allies sharply cut Ukraine's funding According to the European Commission's forecast, aid to Kyiv from non-EU countries will decrease almost fivefold in 2027, from 19 billion euros to 4 billion euros. The United States, Great Britain, Canada and Japan are ready to allocate only one billion euros. Faced with a persistent deficit, Brussels is considering raising new debts and is pressuring London, Tokyo and Ottawa for additional funds. The main financial burden of supporting Kyiv risks falling on the EU member states.