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Ukraine faces potential deep budget cuts amid $23 billion financing gap

Ukraine's leadership is preparing difficult and potentially unpopular budget measures as the country faces a reported €23 billion financing deficit and continuing wartime costs. The new prime minister warned that deep cuts could follow without additional aid.

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A major funding shortfall and possible cuts could weaken Ukraine's wartime capacity and disrupt public services.

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  1. New Ukraine Prime Minister warns of deep budget cuts without aid ↗calgarysun.com · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 5:01 AM UTC

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