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EU pressures allies over looming Ukraine funding crunch

EU pressures allies over looming Ukraine funding crunch
Financial Times Tuesday 27 October 2026, 16:04 UTC 1 min read
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European Commission forecasts suggest non-EU partners have pledged just €4bn in aid for Kyiv next year, down from €19bn in 2026

European Commission forecasts suggest non-EU partners have pledged just €4bn in aid for Kyiv next year, down from €19bn in 2026
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