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The mayor of Sloviansk has urged residents to take shelter as his city faced "massive shelling." Elsewhere, more than 40 nations have vowed to support Ukraine's recovery. Follow DW for the latest.

Following a two-day conference, international organizations and dozens of countries signed on to help Ukraine's recovery. Ukraine currently estimates the cost of that recovery at €750 billion. Follow DW for the latest.

Allies of Ukraine meeting in Switzerland were due Tuesday to adopt a declaration spelling out the principles and priorities of rebuilding the war-shattered country, estimated to cost at least $750 billion.

The mayor of Sloviansk has urged residents to take shelter as his city faced "massive shelling." Elsewhere, more than 40 nations have vowed to support Ukraine's recovery. Follow DW for the latest.

An international conference to support Ukraine has agreed to a series of principles to oversee the reconstruction of the war-torn country.

Dozens of countries have committed to support Ukraine through what is expected to be a long and expensive recovery, and agreed on the need for broad reforms to boost transparency and battle corruption.

Poland will focus on the Kharkiv region while helping Ukraine rebuild itself after the devastating war against Russia, a Polish deputy foreign minister has said.

The two days of talks in the Swiss city of Lugano heard that rebuilding the war-ravaged country is estimated to cost at least $750 billion.

The Lugano Declaration provides for regular control over recovery progress and financial flows in Ukraine, President of Switzerland Ignazio Cassis said during the presentation of the document.

The Lugano Declaration includes a set of seven founding principles for Ukraine’s reconstruction - Click the link for more details.