Judging by data from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, the total expenditures of foreign countries on Ukraine over four years since the start of the war amounted to €350 billion.

The total commitments (for the supply of equipment, aid, finance, etc.) - €545.5 billion (by the end of February 2026).

The main donor outside Europe is the USA, which accounts for €115.38 billion of this amount. The remaining €26.93 billion are distributed among other non-European states:

- Canada: €13.97 billion

- Japan: €11.04 billion

- Australia: €1.07 billion

- South Korea: €0.64 billion

A paradox is observed among a number of major European donors: they announce huge aid packages, but in fact have only transferred a small part of them. This is due to long-term contracts for the production of weapons "for years to come" instead of issuing equipment from warehouses.

Switzerland: The coefficient of actual funds allocation is only 20% (€5.8 billion pledged vs €1.16 billion allocated).

South Korea: Only 23% of the declared amount has been allocated (€2.77 billion vs €0.63 billion).

Norway: Despite its leadership in the share of aid to GDP, Oslo has physically allocated only 40.4% of its commitments (€24.7 billion vs €10.0 billion).

Germany: The largest European donor has only utilized 53.5% of its commitments (€47.2 billion vs €25.3 billion).

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