According to a study released by the Kyiv School of Economics on Tuesday, the invasion of Russia has caused up to $600 billion in damage to the infrastructure of Ukraine.
A man stands in a destroyed street.
The economic losses from the war range from $564 billion to $600 billion, according to researchers.
Researchers estimated the figure using information submitted by citizens, government agencies and local authorities, as well as indirect costs such as GDP decline, social support costs and investment losses.
Russia will pay for a project that aims to document the damage done to at least 195 factories and businesses, 230 healthcare institutions and 940 educational facilities.
Residential buildings and roads accounted for almost $60 million in infrastructure damages, with 23,800 kilometers of roads damaged or destroyed.
The study found damage to Ukrainian business assets to be close to $10 billion.
Almost $4 billion. Researchers found how much damage was done to civilian infrastructure in Ukraine last week.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said last month that the country would need $7 billion a month in financial support to recover from the war and other damages. He said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal that it was $600 billion. Denys Shmyhal has offered similar estimates. The U.S., Canada and the European Union have provided billions of dollars in aid to Ukraine. Russia has been targeting Ukrainian infrastructure in recent weeks. Russian forces bombed five train stations in central and western Ukraine last week, which were used to evacuate civilians from areas of fighting and destruction. More than 540 kindergartens, 95 religious institutions and 140 cultural buildings have been damaged, destroyed or seized since the war began.
Zelensky says that Ukraine needs up to $7 billion per month. The New York Times.
The economy has lost up to $600 billion from war.
Forbes reported that Russia struck five train stations in western and central Ukraine.
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