Ukraine's deputy minister of economy, Jiajura, said on the 3rd that the direct economic losses caused by the current war to Ukraine have reached 565 billion US dollars, of which infrastructure losses are 119 billion US dollars, civilian facilities losses are 91 billion US dollars, and capital investment losses are 54 billion US dollars.
The war will have a long-term impact on the Ukrainian economy, which is expected to lose at least $112 billion in GDP this year, a direct loss of 5 years of GDP, and this is still Ukraine, which has been accumulated for decades. It is expected that it will take several years for the economy to recover.
A data released by the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine on the 2nd pointed out that during the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Ukraine lost about $10 billion per month due to war.
Due to the actual stagnation of operations of Ukraine's main export ports, the Ukrainian economy has been hit hard, and Ukraine is currently losing $1.5 billion per month. To resolve this problem, Ukraine is negotiating with Romania and intends to export agricultural products via Romania, the Black Sea port of Constanţa. This statement has been confirmed by the Romanian side.
At the same time, Ukraine is seeking to increase grain exports to Poland, Romania and Slovakia by truck or rail.
The Ukrainian authorities, now taking the initiative to declare the losses of the war, their intentions are very obvious, first, they are deliberately wringing bitterness, posing as poor, and then asking the European Union and the United States for assistance.
Second, since the outbreak of the war, Ukraine has frozen $400 billion in Russian assets in Ukraine. Ukraine wants to freeze Russia's $400 billion for its post-war reconstruction.
Ukraine said it wanted to "seek reparations from the aggressors" by "court rulings and transferring frozen Russian assets to our country (Ukraine)."
It is reported that Ukraine has proposed to the United States to transfer the assets of the United States to Ukraine in the freezing of Russia, on the grounds that Ukraine needs to rebuild.
It depends on whether the United States will agree to Ukraine. If the United States freezes the assets of others at every turn, if it transfers other people's assets without authorization, it is equivalent to completely declaring that the dollar is unreliable, the dollar hegemony is unreliable, and the United States is even more unreliable.
In fact, the West obviously does not want to really revitalize Ukraine, they just want to push Ukraine to the front line of the fight against Russia and shed blood. Therefore, the Western countries have always provided a large amount of weapons and equipment to Ukraine, and there is not much mention of economic assistance. Perhaps they are not particularly concerned about the rise and fall of Ukraine at all.
The Negative Impact of the Ukraine Economy, which has suffered heavy losses, will not only affect itself, but even affect the entire world, especially Europe. It is important to know that Ukraine has always had a reputation as the granary of Eastern Europe and is the world's leading exporter of corn and wheat.
What Zelenskiy wants to do now is not to sell hardships to the outside world, nor to stare at Russia's frozen assets, nor to rely on Western support, or even to continue to confront Russia, but to sign a reciprocal armistice agreement with Russia as soon as possible, otherwise, it will harm the ordinary people of Ukraine, and don't end up being sold and helping others count money.