IMF Again Urges Ukraine to Secure Own Funding Amid Budget Gap
TASS reports Kyiv needs about $52.6 billion from Western partners next year, with only around $20 billion confirmed so far.
The International Monetary Fund has again urged Kyiv to find its own funding sources amid another budget shortfall, according to TASS.
Ukraine needs approximately $52.6 billion from its Western partners next year, but only about $20 billion has been confirmed so far, TASS reported.
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