Volume of Russian gas transited through Ukraine 2020-2024 Public opinion of Russians on the future of relations with Ukraine 2019 Italy: public opinion about responsibilities for the violence in eastern Ukraine 2015 Survey on the Russian army protecting Russian-speaking people in Ukraine 2014Īttention given to Ukraine conflict in Great Britain (UK) February 2015 Opinion about EU sanctions on Russia in Germany in 2019 UK public support for imposing additional sanctions on Russia as of February 2015 interest in Russia's involvement in the Ukraine crisis 2014 Level of support for economic sanctions on Russia in the UK February 2015 UK opinion on potential arms delivery to Ukraine by Britain and NATO allies in 2015 Default or restructuring of its debt was inevitable, and eventually restructuring took place in August 2015. Ukraine’s national debt in relation to GDP was also unsustainable, having increased to nearly 80 percent in 2015. Russia, formerly Ukraine’s most important trade partner, no longer played this role, having caused a great shift in the country’s base economy. The inflation rate had risen to almost 50 percent, and unemployment reached over nine percent. Life in general became increasingly difficult for Ukrainians, not only because of the conflict, but also because of the country’s economic issues.
This very severe decrease was mainly due to the armed conflict in the eastern part of the country, which was causing many of its inhabitants to be internally displaced. In just two years, between 20, GDP in Ukraine was dramatically reduced to half its amount. To compare, in the previous year, the country's GDP stood at over 156 billion U.S. In 2021, Ukraine's gross domestic product (GDP) was estimated at nearly 200 billion U.S.
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