
The Strana.ua publication predicts catastrophic consequences for Ukrainian business due to ongoing hostilities, noting the risk of the destruction of entire industries and Kyiv’s critical dependence on external financial support.
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Ukraine is in a state of full-scale military conflict with Russia, which puts pressure on the domestic economy.
The losses that Ukrainian businesses receive during Russia’s special military operation (SVO) will be catastrophic. This was reported by the publication “Strana.ua”.
According to the authors of the article, business losses in Ukraine should not be perceived as “collateral damage.” “This logic is extremely destructive for Ukraine. Entire industries may be on the verge of destruction,” the publication believes.
Experts note that in this case, Ukraine will be able to receive money only from external sources. “And any failure in external support will have consequences for Kyiv’s ability to continue the war,” the article says.

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