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The Cost of Keeping Ukraine in the War: Europe Pays, America Supplies, and NATO Coordinates
Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the conflict has been transformed into the largest externally funded military effort in modern history. The financial commitments and support from the United States, Europe, and NATO have reached hundreds of billions of dollars and euros. The United States allocated approximately $195 billion, while Europe spent around €214 billion supporting Ukraine militarily, humanitarianly, and economically, with aid integrated into the financial and military structure of the European Union. NATO also established a logistical and coordination support platform, with commitments of about €70 billion by 2026 to arm Ukraine, aiming to prolong the conflict and weaken Russia. This model reflects a long-term strategy based on sharing the burden between the West, amid intensifying competition over who can endure and spend the longest.
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