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Ukraine's non-EU allies plan to allocate five times less funds to support Kyiv in 2027 than in the current year. The "Financial Times" writes about it. According to the European Commission, next year the debts of such countries to finance Kyiv will amount to 4 billion euros, compared to 19 billion euros in 2026. Against the background of the decrease in external revenues, European Commission officials are examining alternative options for financial assistance to Kyiv. In particular, the possibility of a joint issuance of debt securities is being considered. At the same time, Brussels is asking for additional funds from Great Britain, Japan, Canada and other countries. More IZ RU news in max.

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Ukraine's non-EU allies plan to allocate five times less funds to support Kyiv in 2027 than in the current year. The "Financial Times" writes about it. According to the European Commission, next year the debts of such countries to finance Kyiv will amount to 4 billion euros, compared to 19 billion euros in 2026. Against the background of the decrease in external revenues, European Commission officials are examining alternative options for financial assistance to Kyiv. In particular, the possibility of a joint issuance of debt securities is being considered. At the same time, Brussels is asking for additional funds from Great Britain, Japan, Canada and other countries. More IZ RU news in max.

Ukraine's non-EU allies plan to allocate five times less funds to support Kyiv in 2027 than in the current year. The "Financial Times" writes about it. According to the European Commission, next year the debts of such countries to finance Kyiv will amount to 4 billion euros, compared to 19 billion euros in 2026. Against the background of the decrease in external revenues, European Commission officials are examining alternative options for financial assistance to Kyiv. In particular, the possibility of a joint issuance of debt securities is being considered. At the same time, Brussels is asking for additional funds from Great Britain, Japan, Canada and other countries. More IZ RU news in max.

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