46 countries announce the billionaire’s assistance to Ukrainians to endure the winter
Dozens of countries and international organizations have announced financial aid worth one billion euros (about 5.6 billion Brazilian reals) to Ukraine
To withstand the impending cold after a series of Russian attacks
against civilian infrastructure. Resources will be allocated for repairs to power supply systems Electricity
and water, on roads and health centers.
This announcement was made at a conference donors
In Paris, which brought together 46 countries and 24 international organizations. The countries also announced the adoption of a system to coordinate the delivery of international aid for the winter.
In a video message, the Ukrainian president said, Mr. Volodymyr Zelensky,
Emergency aid was estimated at around 800 million euros.
president of france, Macron
He said the allies wanted to help Ukraine “hold out this winter” against Russia, which aims to “plunge them into darkness and cold”.
Of the total funds, 415 million euros will go towards energy, 25 million euros for water supply, 38 million euros for food, 17 million euros for health, 22 million euros for transportation, and the rest is yet to be decided.
Ukraine’s prime minister announced that the International Atomic Energy Agency would send missions to “protect” five nuclear power plants, including those in Zaporizhia, which is currently under occupation by the Russian military.
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