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Prices at the Pumps - April 11, 2024 #saltwire #energymarkets #pricesatthepumps #gaspricesKYIV - Fatigue among donors could compound the issues created by the mass displacement of Ukrainians after Russia's invasion, making the problem more expensive to deal with in the long run, the U.N. migration agency chief said in Kyiv on Thursday.
"If the donor community walks away right now, it's not going to fix the problem - actually the problem could become compounded, and become more expensive," International Organization for Migration Director General Amy Pope told Reuters at a joint interview with local media in Kyiv. Pope cited as an example the current delays over provision of aid to Ukraine by the United States, the biggest single state donor to Kyiv since Russia's invasion.
"It's absolutely wrong to think the situation has stabilised by any stretch," Pope said at the end of a five-day trip across Ukraine, during which she met officials in regions affected by Russian airstrikes, as well as meeting President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Kyiv.
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