Even the whole GDP won't cover spending: Ukraine has received US$200bn from its partners, but that isn't enough

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Ukraine has received nearly US$200 billion from international partners since February 2022, equivalent to its 2021 GDP, to fund government and military spending. Despite this substantial aid, which is projected to exceed pre-war GDP by 2026, the country faces significant funding gaps for its defence needs, potentially requiring the acceleration of next year's financial allocations.

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The amount of international financing Ukraine has received from its partners since 24 February 2022 has reached the equivalent of the country's 2021 pre-war GDP. In total, Ukraine has raised almost US$200 billion during this period to fund civilian government spending and, more recently, weapons purchases.

Even the whole GDP won't cover spending: Ukraine has received US$200bn from its partners, but that isn't enough

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