Will Russian money go into Ukrainian wallets? OlegUstenko, economic adviser to the Ukrainian president, said on the Ukrainian television station Channel 24 that

Will Russian money go into Ukrainian wallets?

Oleg Ustenko, an economic adviser to the Ukrainian president, told Ukrainian television channel 24 that President Zelenskiy had begun to draw up plans for post-war reconstruction.

He said the West had set aside $300 billion in reserves from Russia's central bank, which had been frozen by sanctions, to Ukraine, and Kiev planned to use them for post-war reconstruction.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced on March 9 that Ukrainian citizens whose homes were damaged in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict could apply for compensation, and the state has set up funds for post-war recovery and reconstruction.

Ukraine wants to set up a fund of sanctions-frozen assets from the Central Bank of Russia to distribute a "basic income" to Ukrainians, about 45 euros per person per day, which can be paid for three or four years.

Is Russia willing to transfer its own money to Ukraine?