Ukraine's government aims to secure the $50 billion loan promised from G7 nations within two months to leave the country able to financially get by for another two years despite the war and uncertainties of foreign aid, Ukraine's debt management chief said.
Ukraine aims to get $50 billion G7 loan in 2 months; budget will be covered through 2026, debt chief says
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