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- Oct 1, 2026
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Ukraine, EU Find Funds for 2026 Defense Gap as Kyiv Starts Freezing Budget Allocations (opens the original)
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Ukraine and the European Commission both said they have found the means to cover Ukraine’s budget and defense needs for 2026, easing a cash-flow concern that Finance Minister Serhiy Marchenko raised in parliament last month. The joint statement, published by the European Commission on Thursday, Oct. 1, did not say how much money was involved or where it would come from. It said both sides “reconfirmed the steps needed to ensure their timely release,” pointing to conditions Kyiv still has to meet
Ukrainian Drone Optics Maker M-Fly Secures Fresh Funding (opens the original)
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MITS Capital, Freedom Fund, Norwegian VC Gardar and an unnamed new investor have invested in Ukrainian defense tech M-Fly. This is the second round of funding the startup has received from MITS Capital, the largest US-Ukraine defense-focused investment group. The size of the round and the company’s valuation were not disclosed. M-Fly produces combat-tested laser guidance systems and high-precision gyro-stabilized gimbals for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Follow our coverage of the war on the
Estonian-Ukrainian Drone Autonomy Firm Secures $2.1 Million Pre-Seed Round (opens the original)
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Defence Builder Fund I, an early-stage venture focused on Ukrainian-founded defense technology, has invested in DOD Solution, an Estonian-Ukrainian developer of onboard artificial intelligence (AI) modules for unmanned platforms, as the startup closed a $2.1 million pre-seed round. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Defence Builder Fund I, founded in 2025, is an early-stage venture fund backing Ukrainian defense tech startups with $100,000-$300,000 checks, powered by Sigma
Ukraine’s Inflation Reaches 8.1% Despite Seasonal Fall in Food Prices (opens the original)
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Ukraine’s annual consumer inflation reached 8.1% in August, matching core inflation, as rising fuel and water costs offset a seasonal decline in food prices. Core inflation, which excludes volatile prices and certain regulated prices, also remained above the National Bank of Ukraine’s (NBU) 5% target. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Fruit and vegetable prices fell sharply as the new harvest reached markets. Fuel and transport costs continued to rise, while higher tariff
Ukraine Moves to Fill $32.6 Billion Budget Gap With New ERA Loan, Frozen Russian Assets (opens the original)
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Ukraine is negotiating a second Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration (ERA) loan while pushing to use Russia’s frozen sovereign assets more broadly as collateral, as Kyiv scrambles to close a financing gap in its record 2027 budget. The Cabinet of Ministers submitted a $162.1 billion budget for 2027 to parliament this week, including $52 billion in external financing needs for next year. Of that, $32.6 billion remains unresolved with international partners, with no confirmed sources yet identified
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