Ukraine's central bank governor says the West has invested roughly $200 billion directly into Ukraine's budget since 2022, underscoring the scale of sustained wartime financing.
The head of Ukraine's National Bank says the West has invested about $200 billion directly into Ukraine's budget since 2022.
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