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Due to procrastination of West, with help, Ukraine spent $4 billion from state budget on weapons - Minister of Finance Marchenko.
In the conditions when the weapons and ammunition promised by the partners were in short supply, the government of Ukraine spent 4 billion dollars on the purchase of weapons. This has negative consequences for the budget.
Minister of Finance of Ukraine Serhii Marchenko informed about this at the round table of the World Bank and the IMF held in Washington, Censor.NET informs.
He noted that at the beginning of the year, Ukraine found itself in a difficult situation due to an insufficient amount of funding, weapons, and ammunition.
"4 billion US dollars is exactly the amount of money the Government spent on the purchase of weapons, in conditions when there was a lack of projectiles and weapons promised by partners. And this has negative consequences for the budget," Marchenko said.
At the same time, as the minister emphasized, the government managed to maintain financial stability.
Read more: Ukraine has received USD 10.2 billion in external financing since beginning of year
"The lack of air defense and missile defense means reduces the country's economic potential," Marchenko emphasized.
He called for speeding up the search for a mechanism for using frozen Russian assets for the benefit of Ukraine.
"In order to win, we critically need to equalize military resources with the resources of the aggressor," the minister concluded.
Three more children were returned from occupation to territory controlled by Ukraine.
Three children - an 11-year-old girl and two boys - were returned from the occupied Kherson region.
Number of victims of missile attack on Odesa on April 29 has increased to 6.
The number of victims has increased as a result of the missile attack by Russian troops on Odesa, carried out in the evening of April 29.
We call on EU to start accession talks with Ukraine - statement by the Baltic presidents Karis, Nausėda and Rinkēvičs.
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Almost 10 million hryvnias were embezzled during repair of roads in capital.
Police served the group members with a notice of suspicion. According to the investigation, the group embezzled UAH 10 million from road repairs in the capital.
In Odesa, local office of ombudsman was damaged due to missile attack by Russian Federation - Lubinets.
The local office of the Ukrainian Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights was damaged in a Russian missile attack on Odesa on 30 April.
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