Europe backs Ukraine funding but tightens anti-corruption conditions
Europe has moved to cover Ukraine’s 2026 defence funding gap, but its refusal to front-load promised aid has exposed unease over how Kyiv spends the money…
The Hindu reports: Europe has moved to cover Ukraine’s 2026 defence funding gap, but its refusal to front-load promised aid has exposed unease over how Kyiv spends the money; new conditions on taxation and anti-graft oversight underline the EU’s demand for greater accountability as Ukraine’s financial needs rise.
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