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The White House gave the Kiev regime a set of conditions for receiving aid from the West. Ukraine is required to conduct a series of sweeping reforms concerning its courts, security service, Defense ministry, and economy.

The US Embassy has reported that it has indeed handed over a "list of priority reforms" that Ukraine must implement in order "to integrate into Europe". Source: US Embassy in Ukraine Quote: "As part of an ongoing dialogue with Ukraine and stakeholders in Ukraine's future success, the United States provided a proposed list of priority reforms for discussion and feedback at the Multi-Donor Coordination Platform in Brussels.

European Union High Representative Josep Borrell commented on Russia's withdrawal from the grain deal, noting that it uses food as a weapon. — Ukrinform.

Poland is seeking to join the steering committee of the G7 Multilateral Donor Coordination Platform to provide assistance to Ukraine. — Ukrinform.

In the light of the devastating consequences of Russias war of aggression for Ukraines people, economy, and infrastructure, and given the enormous scale and complexity of the recovery and reconstruction challenge, the European Commission proposed on 20 June to establish a dedicated financing instrument that will provide coherent, predictable as well as flexible support for the period 2024-2027 to Ukraine, adapted to the unprecedented challenges of supporting a country at war.

 STOCKHOLM — As Ukraine’s counteroffensive gets underway, Western countries must help liberate all Ukrainians living under Russian occupation. But Western assistance must not end once Russia is defeated. Ukraine’s supporters must also help its postwar recovery.

 STOCKHOLM — As Ukraine’s counteroffensive gets underway, Western countries must help liberate all Ukrainians living under Russian occupation. But Western assistance must not end once Russia is defeated. Ukraine’s supporters must also help its postwar recovery.

ROME (AP) — Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni on Wednesday urged European allies to accelerate Ukraine's European Union membership bid, as Rome hosted a bilateral conference on the war-torn country's reconstruction attended by hundreds of Italian and Ukrainian businesses.

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ROME (AP) — Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni on Wednesday urged European allies to accelerate Ukraine's European Union membership bid, as Rome hosted a bilateral conference on the war-torn country's reconstruction attended by hundreds of Italian and Ukrainian businesses.