Kuleba said he sees no slowdown in Western aid
Political
According to the Ukrainian minister, the West "understands that there is much more at stake in Ukraine than just the future of Ukraine".
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said at a press conference with his Dutch counterpart Hanke Bruins Slot that he does not expect a slowdown in aid and reduced attention from the West.
"I do not see any reduction in the support that is coming from partners. If we talk about deliveries of weapons and ammunition, everything will be on schedule," he said.
According to the Ukrainian foreign minister, the West "understands that there is much more at stake in Ukraine than just the future of Ukraine," so no slowdown in support for Kiev is expected.
At the same time, Kuleba expressed confidence that the EU would decide to allocate 50 billion euros to Kiev in accordance with the four-year aid programme.
"I do not see any reduction in the support that is coming from partners. If we talk about deliveries of weapons and ammunition, everything will be on schedule," he said.
According to the Ukrainian foreign minister, the West "understands that there is much more at stake in Ukraine than just the future of Ukraine," so no slowdown in support for Kiev is expected.
At the same time, Kuleba expressed confidence that the EU would decide to allocate 50 billion euros to Kiev in accordance with the four-year aid programme.
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