Ukraine is facing a financial shortfall of approximately $800 million as it struggles to secure U.S. weaponry, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced on Monday. This deficit comes at a time when Ukraine relies heavily on European allies to support its defense needs.
The purchasing plan, known as the PURL program, focuses on acquiring U.S. weapons with European financial backing. Zelenskiy urged international partners to step up their commitments to ensure the program's success.
Looking ahead, Zelenskiy stated that Ukraine would require an estimated $15 billion for the continued operation of the defense initiative next year. The funding will be crucial to maintaining Ukraine's strategic capabilities in light of ongoing regional tensions.

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