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G7 will increase assistance to Ukraine for the winter and prepare funding for 2027

The G7 countries will increase financial and material assistance to Ukraine for the winter.

Original: G7 збільшить допомогу Україні для проходження зими та готує фінансування на 2027 рік

Ukraine and the world 16 independent outlets · 47 articles translated from Ukrainian
G7 збільшить допомогу Україні для проходження зими
Photo: Korol Danylo

What happened

Irish Foreign Minister Helene McKenty believes that the European Union’s funding of Ukraine in the Russian-Ukrainian war should be distributed among all member states.

What outlets write

  1. Ukrinform 10 November, 17:02 and 4 more outlets
    «The Cabinet of Ministers expects to reach agreements with international partners on financing Ukraine for 2027 by the end of November»
  2. Suspilne News 11 November, 11:46
    «The document provides for support to Ukraine both through the Fund for Ukraine and through the Loan to Support Ukraine, the European Commission said»
  3. Gazeta MYH 11 November, 16:28
    «The foreign ministers of the G7 countries agreed to strengthen financial support for Ukraine in the winter, according to a statement of ministers published on Wednesday following their meeting in Paris»
  4. Uriadovyi Kurier 12 November, 00:05
    «Ukraine and international partners discussed the financial needs of the state for 2027-2028, reforms on the way to the EU, economic stability and preparation for winter»
  5. Censor.NET 12 November, 12:41
    «Warsaw stressed that support for Kyiv is necessary for Polish security, but these issues need to be addressed separately»
  6. UkrMedia 11 November, 16:40
    «The corresponding agreement was recorded in a joint statement by the foreign ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States following a meeting on November 9-10 in Paris»

What's next

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz insists that financing Ukraine in 2027, as well as later, is a common task for all EU member states and should be solved within the framework of negotiations on the long-term budget of the bloc.

Who reports

16 independent outlets · 47 articles