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  The EU and US will foot this bill, while financing Ukraine to extremely favourable terms.
  
  if it will be a loan, it will mean that Ukr will be a vassal state for the next 50-100 years. and it's already one of the poorest euro countries (and most corrupt). i've read that it will cost 1T€ to fully rebuild it. their govt budget for 2021 was only $40B.
  they will apparently also have to pay for US weapons (not 100% sure, it might be offset with captured equipment).
context: Sadly, even if the war ends there won't be much left for the people of Ukraine to enjoy after all the destruction. >
  
  Which is kinda the worst thing. Even if it all stops tomorrow. And it won't.
  These 8 million refugees will, most likely, not go back. And investments into rebuilding will be literal cabal contracts with draconian conditions (because the higher the risk, the more money will the investor demand back). >
  
  It’s like the Marshall plan never happened in your history.
  The US financed the rebuilding of vastly more deteriorated economies of Japan & Europe at a loss to protect the integrity of democratic institutions against Communism and its totalitarian regimes. 
  Sounds similar eh? Except now the US should expect the EU to pick up the tab on rebuilding Ukraine. >
  
  Black rock seems to be set to start buying which will probably, mostly be used to rebuild so it’s unlikely other governments will foot a heavy bill. >
  
  It’s a bit more complicated.
  BlackRock is an advisor to the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine. They will advise on where, and which investments are most useful to the Ukrainian economy.
  This is quite litterally nation building. 
  BlackRock can act as a bridge financier to immediately deploy capital to help Ukraine while the slower decision making process of governments goes through its motions. 
  The EU and US will foot this bill, while financing Ukraine to extremely favourable terms.
  There is absolutely zero benefits to burdening Ukraine with unserviceable debt. This isn’t Greece.