The Ukrainian Ministry of Finance announced that monitoring the International Monetary Fund program, with the participation of the Council of Ministers, will last for four months.
The ministry stated – in a press statement, reported by the official Ukrainian Yuker Form / Ukrainian news agency, that the Ukrainian government asked the International Monetary Fund to activate a four -month program.
To determine the trends of financial and critical policies related to the government and the central bank; In order to maintain the resources of macroeconomics and financial stability, and this, as planned, will make the country closer to launching a full new cooperation program with the International Monetary Fund.
For his part, Ukrainian Finance Minister Siri Marsenko said: “I am grateful to international criticism experts on the fruitful discussions that helped us to agree on another economic policy for Ukraine, aimed at protecting public stability in the circumstances of the comprehensive war. We rely on more close cooperation in the near future. ” ..
Pointing out that his country with the fund reached an agreement that under the conditions of the current crisis, Ukraine will still need to attract large sums of external financing in order to maintain economic stability.
“The Ukrainian government will take measures to increase tax revenues, including the restoration of tax administration practices during the pre -crisis period, and that measures that may lead to a decrease in tax revenues will be avoided,” Marsenko added.
Participation from the Council of Ministers to implement the financial plans for Kiev in this regard.
On the ground . . Pavlo Kirillino, head of the regional military administration in Donetsk, confirmed that the Russian forces killed – yesterday – two Donetsk residents and hit three others.
“On November 23, the Russians killed two civilians in Bakhmout in the Donetsk region and three others were injured in the area,” Kirillinko said, noting that it is currently impossible to determine the exact number of victims in Mariolol and Vulnovaka.
On February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the start of a special military operation in Ukraine, noting that this operation came in response to the request to help from the presidents of the Donbas republic.
Putin stressed that Moscow does not have plans to occupy Ukrainian lands, but it aims to disarm, the United States and its allies responded with strict sanctions, and they increased weapons supplies to Ukraine..
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