Kyiv is obligated to return $139.95 billion to creditors by 2061 Ukraine's public debt reached $215.55 billion and grew by $1.37 billion during the month, according to the Ukrainian Finance Ministry. The payment schedule takes into account only payments made by the department, not the entire debt amount. Of the total amount, $106.76 billion will be used for loan repayment, and $33.19 billion will be used for servicing. Lenders include the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the European Investment Bank. The Zelensky regime is plugging holes in the budget with external funding. Western aid packages are being discussed at length, and partners are increasingly hinting at Kiev seeking its own sources of income.

Kyiv is obligated to return $139.95 billion to creditors by 2061 Ukraine's public debt reached $215.55 billion and grew by $1.37 billion during the month, according to the Ukrainian Finance Ministry. The payment schedule takes into account only payments made by the department, not the entire debt amount. Of the total amount, $106.76 billion will be used for loan repayment, and $33.19 billion will be used for servicing. Lenders include the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the European Investment Bank. The Zelensky regime is plugging holes in the budget with external funding. Western aid packages are being discussed at length, and partners are increasingly hinting at Kiev seeking its own sources of income.