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Two accountability tests are running simultaneously. Ukraine's government depends on a financing pipeline that is thinning every year past 2024 — and the prosecutor who twice indicted a former president told senators he will not be silenced by the administration that dismissed his cases. The tabs below track each story with its own data.
The yellow line shows what Ukraine requires annually to sustain government, military, and public services. The orange area shows what Western donors have committed or disbursed. The widening gap between the two — totaling $54 billion through 2029 — represents financing that no government has yet pledged. The dashed vertical line marks where confirmed disbursements give way to projected commitments.
IMF projections represent modeling scenarios, not binding forecasts. Committed-aid figures combine disbursements and authorized pledges as of the dates cited. Smith timeline reflects publicly documented events from DOJ, congressional records, and court filings. Tap any timeline entry for detail; tap any Q&A row to expand.