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16 September 2022
The Conflict Observatory, an American non-governmental organization, has established, through the analysis of satellite imagery, that Ukraine has lost one in six crop storage facilities since the beginning of the Russian invasion.
15 September 2022
The European Union supports the proposal of the IAEA Director General to establish a safety zone around the Zaporizhzhia NPP and also calls for the withdrawal of Russian forces and personnel from the plant and its further transfer to the control of Ukraine.
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal and President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen discussed the integration of Ukraine into the European Union internal market, the Ukrainian electricity export, and Ukraine’s restoration at a meeting in Kyiv.
EUR 5 billion in macro-financial aid from the European Union will arrive in Ukraine in mid-October.
Since year-start, food prices in Ukraine have increased by an average of 25%, with the largest price hikes recorded for fruits and vegetables.
Ukraine has entered the top three countries in terms of virtual assets’ use.
Mykolaiv ports will be able to join the "grain deal" when the front line moves significantly in favor of Ukrainian forces.
The European Parliament has supported the European Commission's proposal to allocate a EUR 5 billion micro-financial loan to Ukraine.
Ukraine has received EUR 500 million as the first tranche from the European Investment Bank from a total aid package of EUR 1.59 billion.
Some 40% of Ukrainians have lost their jobs since the start of the Russian invasion in February. Only 23% of the country's residents continue to work and receive wages in full.
Gavin Gray will replace Ivanna Vladkova Hollar as the head of the International Monetary Fund mission for Ukraine on September 20.
Ukraine’s Ministry of Infrastructure intends to resume the rail service between Kharkiv and Izium, which has been liberated from Russian invaders.
14 September 2022
Representative of the Cabinet of Ministers in the Verkhovna Rada, Taras Melnychuk, revealed some indicators of the draft state budget for 2023, which was registered by the government in the parliament.
Seventy-seven ships loaded with agricultural products have already left the unblocked seaports for the countries of Asia and Africa.
The Cabinet of Ministers plans that Ukraine will be able to attract $12 billion from the IMF and the EU each and $18 billion from the United States in 2023.
Ukrainian households will be provided with electricity under all scenarios of the upcoming heating season, which were worked out by NEC Ukrenergo analysts, including the shutdown of the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant.
The European Union intends not only to help Ukraine in its recovery, but also to contribute to the full realization of its enormous potential.
Ukraine’s power system operator NEC Ukrenergo has fully restored operations at two main power lines in Kharkiv following a Russian strike on local critical infrastructure that left the area de-energized.
Some 3.1 million tonnes of agricultural products have been exported from Ukraine since the agreement on safe transportation of crops from the country’s ports was signed between Ukraine, Turkey, Russia, and the United Nations.
On September 14, five more vessels loaded with grain have left Ukrainian ports through the “grain corridor”.
13 September 2022
Next year, the inflation rate may reach 30%, and the dollar exchange rate will fluctuate and will be approximately UAH 42.
Since the agreement between Ukraine, Turkey, Russia, and the UN on the transportation of grain from Ukraine entered into force, 129 ships loaded with 2.9 million tonnes of grain have left the Ukrainian ports.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine submits the draft state budget for 2023 to the Verkhovna Rada.
Ukraine's draft state budget for 2023, which was approved by the government on September 13, envisages a monthly deficit of more than $3 billion.
The International Monetary Fund has allocated $1.4 billion in additional support to Ukraine.
Ukraine is already cooperating with the United Nations and Turkey and the recipient countries of Ukrainian agricultural products to prevent Russia from disrupting the "grain agreement".
On September 13, 2022, seven more vessels loaded with Ukrainian-produced agricultural crops left Odesa Port, Chornomorsk Port and Pivdennyi Port via the ‘grain corridor’.
The International Atomic Energy Agency reported that a second back-up power line to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant had been restored, enabling safe reactor cooling.
12 September 2022
The Ikaria Angel bulker, chartered by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), has checked at the port of Chornomorsk to load 30,000 tonnes of wheat. The vessel will head off for Ethiopia.
On Monday, September 12, the governments of France and Romania signed an agreement on facilitating grain exports from Ukraine by land.