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Ukraine faces $4.86 billion in foreign debt repayments in 2026
Ukraine is due to pay foreign creditors $4.86 billion in 2026, according to calculations based on Finance Ministry data.
The payments include $2.41 billion in principal, which is the amount borrowed, and $2.45 billion in interest.
They are owed in several currencies, including euros, US dollars, pounds and IMF Special Drawing Rights.
As of August 31, Ukraine’s state and state-guaranteed debt stood at 9.603 trillion hryvnias, or $215.55 billion.
The figure includes debt guaranteed by the state as well as government debt.
Ukraine’s population is not known precisely; the Social Policy Minister has cited estimates of 22 million to 25 million.
The available figures do not say how the 2026 repayments will be financed or what happens after those payments.
Ukraine is due to repay $4.86 billion to foreign creditors in 2026, according to TASS calculations based on Finance Ministry data.
The total includes $2.41 billion in principal repayments and $2.45 billion in interest payments.
As of August 31, Ukraine’s state and state-guaranteed debt stood at 9.603 trillion hryvnias, or $215.55 billion.
TASS estimates the debt at $8,622 per person using a population of 25 million.
- Who
- Ukraine, which owes repayments to foreign creditors.
- What
- It is due to repay $4.86 billion in foreign debt in 2026.
- When
- In 2026.
- Where
- Ukraine.
- Why
- The payments cover principal and interest on its foreign debt.
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Ukraine’s state and state-guaranteed debt stood at 9.603 trillion hryvnias, or $215.55 billion.
Ukraine is due to make $4.86 billion in foreign debt repayments.
- Total repayments
- $4.86 billion
- Principal repayments
- $2.41 billion
- Interest payments
- $2.45 billion
- State and state-guaranteed debt
- 9.603 trillion hryvnias, or $215.55 billion, as of August 31
- Per-person debt estimate
- $8,622, based on a population of 25 million







