21. The war in Ukraine has led to substantial damage across numerous sectors, amounting to $147.5 billion in infrastructure damage. 22. Housing, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and industrial assets have all been heavily impacted. 10/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukraine’s Agricultural Losses and Grain Export Deal Impact
17. The total agricultural losses tied to the war are estimated at $34.25 billion, nearly 75% of Ukraine's agricultural output from the previous year. 18. The Grain Deal has increased exports but has had limited influence on domestic prices so far. 8/
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Ukrainian farmers face higher export costs from war
15. This situation has led to a massive accumulation of grains and vegetable oil inventories, and a subsequent surge in global prices. 16. Ukrainian farmers face increased transportation costs due to the necessity of more expensive and longer alternative export routes. 7/
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Ukraine’s Agricultural and Port Infrastructure Damage from War
13. More than 20% of Ukraine's agricultural sector's physical assets have been damaged 14. The Black Sea ports, which comprises 93% of the country's transshipment capacity, are blocked or occupied by Russians, severely impacting trade. 6/
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Ukrainian businesses resilience amid war challenges
9. Ukrainian businesses show resilience, have recovered from the initial war shock and continue to operate. 10. The key challenges include rising prices of raw materials, goods, and services, disruptions in utility services, blackouts, and logistics. 4/
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Ukraine’s Wartime Economy: Debt and GDP Growth 2022-2023
6. The debt burden increased significantly to 75.4% of GDP at the end of 2022. 7. The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) predicts a GDP growth of 2% in 2023. 8. Ukraine continues to depend on financial support from partner countries and international organizations. 3/
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Ukraine’s wartime defense spending and international aid in 2022
3. Defense spending consumes 80% of all tax and non-tax revenues. 4. In 2022, the country had budget deficit of $25 billion, or about 8% of the prewar GDP. 5. Ukraine relies heavily on international aid, receiving $32.1 billion in 2022. 2/
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Ukraine economy: 29% GDP contraction, 36% industrial output decline
All-you-need-to-know about the state of Ukraine economy. 1. Ukraine fallout from the war resulted in a 29.1% contraction in GDP in 2022. 2. Export challenges due to closed Black Sea ports and decreased production capacity. Consequently, industrial output plunged by 36.9% 1/
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Russian Kh-22 Missile Debris in Ukraine
⚡️A large funnel from the 🇷🇺Russian Kh-22 supersonic cruise missile that was shot down/fell due to technical reasons on the territory of 🇺🇦Ukraine pic.twitter.com/QDlQ8UJixY
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 3 juin 2023A large fragment from a Russian Kh-22 supersonic cruise missile that was shot down or fell due to technical issues on Ukrainian territory.
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Marine Corps medic skills training
Marine Corps medic skills training led by an instructor from the 36th Separate Marine Brigade named after Rear Admiral Mykhailo Bilynskyi