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Ukraine needs another €70 billion, but where will the EU find the money?

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Briefings

Brussels faces a critical funding gap of €70 billion for Ukraine's 2027 war effort due to high borrowing costs and internal political divisions regarding Russian assets. The EU lacks immediate, easy options to secure this capital, creating a significant strategic and financial challenge for the coming year.

Key points

• The EU requires approximately €70 billion to sustain Ukraine's war effort in 2027.
• Rising borrowing costs and internal divisions over Russian assets have left Brussels with few easy options to fund the shortfall.

Context

This briefing addresses the urgent need for EU financing to support Ukraine's military operations in 2027, highlighting the specific financial constraints and political hurdles preventing immediate solutions.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the required amount and the resulting difficulty. No specific dates, names of potential donors, or detailed breakdown of the €70 billion shortfall are provided.

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