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UK to give Ukraine $500 million to help it buy more natural gas. The U.K. is ready to send Ukraine $500 million through the World Bank to help it purchase more natural gas, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said after his meeting with British Prime Minisster Liz Truss on Sept. 21.

UK to give Ukraine $500 million to help it buy more natural gas. The U.K. is ready to send Ukraine $500 million through the World Bank to help it purchase more natural gas, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said after his meeting with British Prime Minisster Liz Truss on Sept. 21.

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