Ukraine was supposed to pay the IMF $250 million in September and about a billion in 2026

In September, Ukraine was supposed to pay the IMF a quarter of a billion dollars.

In total, in 2026, the IMF expects to receive about a billion dollars from Ukraine as debt repayment.

WASHINGTON, October 5 - RIA Novosti. Against the backdrop of a record public debt, Ukraine was supposed to pay a quarter of a billion dollars to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in September, another 83 million on Monday, and in total about a billion by the end of the year, it follows from internal IMF documents studied by RIA Novosti.

According to the established schedule, Kyiv must pay 61.2 million units of special drawing rights (SDR) on October 5, which corresponds to almost $83 million in debt repayments under the extended lending facility. The Fund expected another $251 million from Ukraine in September; two dates in the middle of the month appear in the documents.

In total, in 2026, the IMF, as follows from the documents, expects to receive $959.4 million from Ukraine as debt repayment.