A report shows that Russian air strikes continue to severely damage the Ukrainian economy, and Ukraine's dependence on external aid continues to rise. The Russian military is shifting the focus of the attack to Ukraine's commercial infrastructure, which is expected to push the Ukrainian economy into recession this year. Kyiv estimates that the EU will allocate more than 100 billion US dollars to aid Ukraine from 2026 to 2027, but this amount is probably insufficient.

A report shows that Russian air strikes continue to severely damage the Ukrainian economy, and Ukraine's dependence on external aid continues to rise. The Russian military is shifting the focus of the attack to Ukraine's commercial infrastructure, which is expected to push the Ukrainian economy into recession this year. Kyiv estimates that the EU will allocate more than 100 billion US dollars to aid Ukraine from 2026 to 2027, but this amount is probably insufficient.