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Kyiv received $49.4 billion from the G7 in two years due to the freezing of Russian assets. We will remind that during the last year almost 38.9 billion dollars were transferred to Ukraine from income from Russian assets. The European Union became the largest donor, transferring $21.1 billion to Kyiv. The remaining amount was then provided by Canada, Great Britain and Japan. Photo: Knesset member Gennady Cherkasov is now on your mobile. Install the app and read articles from your favorite authors. Instructions here.

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Kyiv received $49.4 billion from the G7 in two years due to the freezing of Russian assets. We will remind that during the last year almost 38.9 billion dollars were transferred to Ukraine from income from Russian assets. The European Union became the largest donor, transferring $21.1 billion to Kyiv. The remaining amount was then provided by Canada, Great Britain and Japan. Photo: Knesset member Gennady Cherkasov is now on your mobile. Install the app and read articles from your favorite authors. Instructions here.

Kyiv received $49.4 billion from the G7 in two years due to the freezing of Russian assets. We will remind that during the last year almost 38.9 billion dollars were transferred to Ukraine from income from Russian assets. The European Union became the largest donor, transferring $21.1 billion to Kyiv. The remaining amount was then provided by Canada, Great Britain and Japan. Photo: Knesset member Gennady Cherkasov is now on your mobile. Install the app and read articles from your favorite authors. Instructions here.

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