Klimkin warned about the risk of reduced funding for Ukraine after the war.

Financial support for Ukraine after the end of hostilities

According to inkorr.com: Pavlo Klimkin, a Ukrainian diplomat, emphasized the importance of maintaining financial support from allies and partners for Ukraine after the end of hostilities. He noted that a reduction in funding from the West could become a reality once the conflict is over, but it is critically important for Ukraine to have not only security guarantees but also a stable source of financial aid.

Klimkin expressed concern that the volumes of financial support may decrease after the conflict. He also commented on the possibility of freezing Russian assets by European countries, but pointed out that there are currently no specific decisions on this issue.

“Our security can only be ensured if Ukraine becomes a full member of the West. There are simply no other options for our security,” the Ukrainian diplomat emphasized.

Russia's demands regarding Ukraine

Sergey Lavrov, the Russian Foreign Minister, stated that Ukraine can only continue to exist on the condition that people from the occupied territories who support the Russian presence are liberated. He also does not recognize the legitimacy of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, yet considers him a “de facto leader of the regime” and is ready to meet with him.

Pavlo Klimkin once again highlighted the importance of maintaining financial support from Western allies after the end of hostilities. He expressed concern about the possible reduction of funding that could complicate security and stability issues in Ukraine, stressing that this will remain a key issue.

After the end of hostilities, Ukraine will need not only economic support but also international security. In short, for the stable development of the country, it is important to ensure recovery, which will only be possible with the active participation of the international community. The position of Ukrainian diplomats is clear: without long-term financial support and political guarantees, it will be difficult for Ukraine to adapt to the new conditions after the conflict.