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Ukraine short $20 billion to sustain active hostilities, says prime minister

Ukraine's prime minister said the country faces a $20 billion shortfall to continue active combat operations, part of a wider $27 billion funding gap.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

Ukraine currently lacks $20 billion needed to sustain active hostilities, including into the first quarter of 2027, Ukraine's prime minister said, according to a report by Ukrinform.

The figure forms part of a broader $27 billion shortfall facing Ukraine, the report said, without specifying how the remaining portion of that gap is expected to be addressed or over what period it applies.

The prime minister's comments highlight the continued financial pressure facing Kyiv as the war with Russia continues, with the government relying heavily on support from international partners to fund both military operations and broader state functions.

The report did not detail specific plans for closing the funding gap, such as prospective loans, grants or other financial mechanisms currently under discussion with Ukraine's partners.

Ukraine's leadership has repeatedly stressed the importance of sustained and timely international financial support, warning that shortfalls could affect the country's ability to maintain both its military campaign and essential government functions.

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