I know you're being cattivo, Rosso, but it's an interesting question.
Military aid to the Ukrainians so far is estimated at €128 billion (http://bit.ly/3ZpoyEL) and the cost of rebuilding damaged infrastructure at $138 billion so far (http://bit.ly/3EFKio4). The economy shrank 30% last year and the Ukrainian needs $3-4 per month to stay afloat. This (http://bit.ly/3SBbWrW) from Mark Cancian for CSIS is a good summary of the next stages of aid from the US perspective. After that and after the war, the biggest costs to the EU would be the phasing-in of agricultural and regional aid and, to NATO states, the costs of keeping their eastern wall armed and ready.
But how much will it cost? How much Orban will they have to buy to open a prestigious, Zelensky account?
I know you're being cattivo, Rosso, but it's an interesting question.
Military aid to the Ukrainians so far is estimated at €128 billion (http://bit.ly/3ZpoyEL) and the cost of rebuilding damaged infrastructure at $138 billion so far (http://bit.ly/3EFKio4). The economy shrank 30% last year and the Ukrainian needs $3-4 per month to stay afloat. This (http://bit.ly/3SBbWrW) from Mark Cancian for CSIS is a good summary of the next stages of aid from the US perspective. After that and after the war, the biggest costs to the EU would be the phasing-in of agricultural and regional aid and, to NATO states, the costs of keeping their eastern wall armed and ready.