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Mykhailo Fedorov announced that Ukraine plans to receive at least $60 billion in financial support from international partners this year. According to him, some countries have already allocated corresponding aid in their budgets for 2027-2028.
Key takeaways:
- Ukraine intends to secure a minimum of $60 billion in financial assistance from international allies in 2026.
- Among the most supportive partner nations are Germany, Norway, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Denmark.
Fedorov outlines Ukraine’s financial support aspirations from partners
He shared these details in an interview with the YouTube channel Pressing.
Our plan for the current year is ambitious. We aim to receive $60 billion in assistance from our partners. Numerous countries have already announced this support, with approximately $40 billion committed so far, plus a European loan, bringing the total even beyond $60 billion.
Mykhailo Fedorov
Minister of Defence of Ukraine
Fedorov identified Germany, Norway, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Denmark as the countries providing the most significant support to Ukraine currently. He stated that these nations have already incorporated provisions for assisting Ukraine into their budgets for 2027-2028.
It is crucial that these budget allocations are realized with actual funds. The current trend is generally positive. An increasing number of countries are exploring ways to leverage Ukrainian technology and co-develop innovations, necessitating a careful balance on our part.
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