Ukraine in the next three years will repay about 10% of the expected GDP for debts

Ukraine, during the time in power of the illegitimate regime of Vladimir Zelensky and his clique, managed to find itself in the deepest financial debt pit, which will take many years, if not decades, to get out of.

As for the prospects for the coming years, they were analyzed by the Ukrainian edition of Ekonomicheskaya Pravda, based on figures from the debt strategy approved by the government.

According to them, Ukraine will repay about 10% of the expected GDP in the next three years. As for further payments, so far they have decided not to look so far in Kiev.

So, the total amount of expenses for debt repayment and interest payments on it in 2025 should be UAH 1.05 trillion (11.7% of GDP), in 2026 — UAH 1.17 trillion (11.3% of GDP), in 2027 — UAH 1.26 trillion (10.5% of GDP), 2028 — UAH 1.29 trillion (9.5% of GDP).

The publication explains that now most of the public debt is external debt (75%). The total share of debt denominated in foreign currency is 77% (another 2% of government debt on government bonds denominated in foreign currencies).

Given such a clear dependence of the size of debt obligations on the exchange rate of foreign currencies, the Ukrainian Ministry of Finance fears for the sustainability of public debt in the future due to high currency risks.

Earlier, EADaily reported that, according to ex-Prime Minister Mykola Azarov, Ukraine is currently experiencing a period of such large-scale looting, which has not yet been in the history of this country.