Overview
- Finance Ministry figures republished June 13–14 show Ukraine's total public debt climbed to $208.97 billion, an increase of $111.01 billion since early 2022.
- External debt rose most sharply, from $57.2 billion to $162.73 billion, nearly triple its 2022 level according to the same data.
- About $10 billion of the external liability is owed to the IMF with the remainder owed to a range of allied governments and private creditors.
- Data reported for January 1–mid‑June 2026 show Ukraine received roughly $6.03 billion from Western allies and financial institutions and used $2.84 billion to make debt repayments.
- The Institute for Demography and Social Studies calculates the debt equals about $7,500 per person for a population near 28 million and Verkhovna Rada lawmakers warn that repaying current obligations could take around 35 years, a factor that will shape reconstruction funding and long‑term public finances.