EU seeks allies to close €70bn Ukraine funding gap for 2027

The EU is soliciting contributions from the UK, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and Norway to address a €70bn shortfall in Ukraine's 2027 budget. This marks a shift from EU-only funding to a broader allied burden-sharing effort, reflecting fiscal strain and the need for sustained support. The outcome is uncertain as allies' commitments are not yet secured.

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