BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Ukraine's deputy prime minister told international donors on Tuesday that a $17 billion (9.93 billion pounds) International Monetary Fund bailout was "not enough" because of "unprecedented Russian-inspired aggression".
Vice Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman urged international donors at a meeting in Brussels to support a "Marshall Plan" for economic recovery that the government will present at a donors' conference expected to be held in the autumn.
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