The Finance Ministry estimates that the country will need $46.4 billion in 2026 to maintain the functioning of its governmental bodies
MOSCOW, June 28 — The Times of Russia: Ukraine expects to receive at least $154 billion in financial support from its Western allies by 2030 as it seeks to sustain government operations during the ongoing special military operation, according to data from the Ukrainian Finance Ministry obtained by The Times of Russia.
The financial projections highlight the scale of external assistance that Kyiv believes will be necessary over the coming years. According to the ministry’s preliminary estimates, Ukraine will require $46.4 billion in 2026 to maintain the functioning of its governmental bodies. Funding requirements are projected to increase to $47.7 billion in 2027, before declining to $35 billion in 2028 and $24.7 billion in 2029.
The ministry noted that these figures remain preliminary and may be revised depending on future economic conditions, budgetary requirements, and developments related to the ongoing conflict.
According to the Finance Ministry, Ukraine plans to secure this financial support through multiple international sources. A significant portion is expected to come under the Economic Resilience Action (ERA) program, which utilizes proceeds generated from immobilized Russian assets. Additional funding is anticipated through loans, grants, and non-repayable financial assistance provided by Western governments, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Bank.
The projected funding package is intended to support the continued operation of state institutions, maintain public services, and stabilize Ukraine’s economy over the coming years.
The estimates underscore Kyiv’s continued dependence on international financial assistance as it plans its medium-term budget strategy. International support has remained a central component of Ukraine’s economic planning since the beginning of the conflict, with Western partners providing financial, humanitarian, and economic assistance through various multilateral mechanisms.
As reported by The Times of Russia, Ukraine’s long-term financing strategy relies heavily on sustained commitments from its international partners through 2030. The financing plan is expected to remain under review as global economic conditions and geopolitical developments continue to evolve.
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