Ukrinform reports this, citing the Financial Times , which has seen the chancellor's letter to European Council President António Costa. "A collective commitment that all of us, without exception, will contribute fairly to closing [Ukraine’s financing] gap is an essential prerequisite for resolving this issue and for discussing any further matters, particularly those with financial implications," Merz wrote. According to the publication, in his letter the German chancellor linked the resolution of this issue to further discussions on other matters, particularly those with financial implications.
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