Since 2022, Ukraine has received over $100 billion in external budget funding.

Since the onset of Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukraine has received over $100 billion in external budget financing.

This was reported by the head of the financial committee of the Verkhovna Rada, Danilo Hetmantsev.

Direct budget support for Ukraine has reached $100.8 billion since February 24, 2022. The top five donors are:

• EU – the bloc provided $40.54 billion;
• USA – $28.18 billion;
• IMF – $11.36 billion;
• Japan – $6.34 billion;
• Canada – $5.41 billion;
• United Kingdom – $2.55 billion;
• World Bank – $2.06 billion;
• Germany – $1.69 billion;
• from other partners – $4.35 billion.

This year, Ukraine has already received $27.3 billion in direct budget financing. In particular, today the state received $1.35 billion in grants from USAID as part of a World Bank project. Throughout 2024, the USA has sent Ukraine $5.2 billion out of the expected $7.8 billion.

“After the inauguration of the newly elected U.S. President Trump, the new administration intends to conduct an audit of the aid provided to support Ukraine. I believe such an audit is in the interests of both the U.S. and our country – it is one of the starting points for further development of strategic partnership relations between our nations,” Hetmantsev commented.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that Ukraine and the World Bank agreed on a new support project for $750 million. Of this amount, $400 million can be received by the state by the end of the year.