Davos 2023: Ukraine courts cash for post-war rebuild now, not later

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    Rebuilding efforts for Ukraine are being estimated by Ukraine to be close to 1 trillion dollars and growing as the war drags on. BlackRock who has already made some investments, is looking for a fair and just return. If the war drags on another year, or indefinitely if Russia settles for the oblasts it proposed and Ukraine sticks with taking everything back this could turn into a larger money hole than anticipated.

    As stated Ukraine's economy shrunk by a third, could they afford possibly multi-trillion dollars of debt or would countries be willing to give them donations in dollars for rebuilding?

     
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    Once Mafiosi is bankrupted,fragmented,sucked dry of $$$....the $$$ allocated for Ukraines rebuilding and NATO/EU membership.

    I'll guess an online auction can/may be held for bids on the former RF....former stolen lands will be bid on or simply allocated to former and rightful owners.
     
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    No, Im serious. Will this debt be forgiven, BlackRock is private and they state the private sector would help and would want a return on investment. Even if Ukraine takes back all their original territory including Crimea, what will be the financial liability for all this "help" they are receiving. We would have to assume most of the area they would get back would be scorched earth and probably double or triple the 1 trillion already proposed. Their GDP is only 200 billion a year. Even if it stopped tomorrow 1 trillion is a lot of investment.
     

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