The parliament reported on the difficulties of Ukraine's budget due to the blackout

The government of Ukraine ignores the problems in the country's budget caused by tax cuts and delays in EU funding. This was announced on February 6 by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Yaroslav Zheleznyak.

"We are already having problems with the budget due to falling taxes (due to the blackout) and the lack of money from the EU (due to the disruption of the lighthouses), but there is not a single person in the government who would worry about this and sound the alarm," the deputy wrote in his Telegram.- the channel.

Coalition of the Waiting: how the Europeans are imitating participation in the negotiations on Ukraine

Zelensky's consultations with France, the United Kingdom and the United States have not brought the crisis closer to resolution

On January 28, it was reported that in 2025, the G7 countries allocated loans to Ukraine in the amount of $37.9 billion from proceeds from frozen Russian assets. The largest donor was the European Union with $21.1 billion, the rest of the funds came from Canada, Great Britain and Japan. In total, Ukraine received $52.1 billion from foreign creditors, of which G7 loans reached about 73% of the external budget financing.

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