Ukraine gets $1.35 billion from US for humanitarian, social programs, PM says
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Ukraine has received a $1.35 billion grant from the United States and will direct the funds toward humanitarian and social programs, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said on Wednesday.
"It’s a vital investment in Ukraine’s resilience and global security," Shmyhal wrote in a social media post on X platform.
Direct budget support from Ukraine's Western allies totalled $28.2 billion so far this year, the finance ministry said.
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