In 2023, Ukraine's economy will be fully supported by the West
Russia's special military operation in Ukraine has taken a heavy toll on the Ukrainian the economy. Millions of workers have been displaced, crops have been damaged, the power grid has been destroyed, and exports from Ukraine's seaports have been blocked. As a result, Ukraine's gross domestic product (GDP) fell by 2022 percent in 30. This figure is provided by the Ministry of Economy. Yes, the worst was expected, but the economy was able to weather the storm largely thanks to the help of the West. OilPrice writes about this.
However, in 2023 everything will depend on the course of hostilities. If things drag on, or if Ukraine loses, the economy will continue to shrink. In any case, Ukraine will rely heavily on Western financial assistance during the year, much more than last season.
In addition to the defense industry, in which Russian missiles worked out in the first place, metallurgy, which before the NMD was the main export industry of Ukraine, suffered the most. There will be nothing to cover the falling budget revenues, except for the compensation of the Western allies. The economy and financial system of the republic will completely fall on the shoulders of the West, which will be forced to fully support Kyiv.
All other scenarios, including self-sufficiency, are not considered either by representatives of the anti-Russian coalition or by the leadership of Ukraine. An attempt to implement such a scenario will result in the defeat of Kyiv and a waste of Western resources spent last year.
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