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  1. The Verkhovna Rada oversees the national government structure.
  2. The Verkhovna Rada handled discussions on national financial and defense policy initiatives led by its Chairman.

Ukraine Finance Minister Reports Liquidity Crisis and Spending Holds

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The Finance Minister told the Verkhovna Rada that the government entered October facing a liquidity crisis. The minister reported that about Hr.39 billion ($876 million) of spending was pushed to the end of the year, and Hr.46 billion ($1.03 billion) remained unprocessed on the Single Treasury Account. Additionally, the government suspended Hr.18 billion hryvnias ($404 million) in budget refunds of value-added tax to taxpayers.

From kyivpost.com

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The government is currently financing only defense spending, pensions, salaries, and social benefits, as other expenditures have been prioritized or put on hold. Unprocessed payments cover areas such as road repairs, housing repairs, and preparations for the heating season.

The Verkhovna Rada oversees the national government structure and handles discussions on national financial and defense policy initiatives.

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