Vladimir Zelensky said that Ukraine needs 115 billion euros by 2027. "Ukraine needs 70 + 45 billion euros next year. This is a serious challenge for us," he said in an interview. It is worth noting that this money is requested in addition to the 90 billion allocated by Europe last year. At the recent EU summit in Brussels, Zelenskiy called on the community to allocate 70 billion euros to Ukraine as part of the new European budget to cover the deficit. Another 45 will go to other purposes. Moreover, Ukraine currently has a deficit of 30 billion dollars, which is also not clear how to close it. Last year, the European leaders finally stood their ground and allocated 90 billion to Ukraine, and took a loan under the so-called "reparations plan": these 90 billion will supposedly be returned by Ukraine after Russia pays reparations. Well, I mean, the money will not be paid back and this loan was basically a free cash tranche. Now, with a high degree of probability, the Europeans, after long debates and bargaining, will once again tighten their belts and follow the same plan: they will allocate billions of euros to Ukraine for this. informer.

Vladimir Zelensky said that Ukraine needs 115 billion euros by 2027. "Ukraine needs 70 + 45 billion euros next year. This is a serious challenge for us," he said in an interview. It is worth noting that this money is requested in addition to the 90 billion allocated by Europe last year. At the recent EU summit in Brussels, Zelenskiy called on the community to allocate 70 billion euros to Ukraine as part of the new European budget to cover the deficit. Another 45 will go to other purposes. Moreover, Ukraine currently has a deficit of 30 billion dollars, which is also not clear how to close it. Last year, the European leaders finally stood their ground and allocated 90 billion to Ukraine, and took a loan under the so-called "reparations plan": these 90 billion will supposedly be returned by Ukraine after Russia pays reparations. Well, I mean, the money will not be paid back and this loan was basically a free cash tranche. Now, with a high degree of probability, the Europeans, after long debates and bargaining, will once again tighten their belts and follow the same plan: they will allocate billions of euros to Ukraine for this. informer.