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russia Will Pay

The project collects, evaluates, analyzes, and documents information on damages and losses to civilian infrastructure in connection with Russian aggression. Since February 2022, the beginning of the war, the project has been conducted by KSE Institute together with the Office of the President of Ukraine, the Ministry of Economy and Environment of Ukraine, the Ministry for Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine, and the Ministry for Restoration, Infrastructure and Transport of Ukraine.

The analysis of the damages was initially carried out by analysts by the KSE Institute team and volunteers from partner organizations, in particular, the Center for Economic Strategy, Dragon Capital, Anti-Corruption Headquarters, Institute of Analysis and Advocacy, Transparency International Ukraine, Prozorro.Sale, Prozorro, Ukrainian Council of Shopping Centers, CoST Ukraine, Vkursi Agro, TVIS Ukraine, Association of retailers of Ukraine (RAU), Center for Innovations Development, and Culver Aviation. Starting from September 2023, it became fully in-house KSE Institute project.
Background

On February 24, 2022, Russia started a full-scale, unprecedented war against Ukraine. As a result of a large-scale Russian invasion, thousands of civilians died, multiple cities were shelled with rockets, bombs, and artillery, and critical infrastructure facilities, industrial enterprises, thousands of kilometers of roads, and thousands of real estates were destroyed or damaged.

Project aim

The collected data and the damage assessment will be used for the following purposes:

  • documenting war crimes and human rights violations;
  • formation of claims against the Russia in international courts for compensation for damages;
  • receiving war reparations and compensations for the reconstruction of Ukraine;
  • calculation of damages and losses caused by the full-scale invasion.

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Damages 2026 Ukraine
Report on Damages to Infrastructure from the Destruction Caused by Russia’s Military Aggression Against Ukraine as of February 2026
17 AUG 2026
An assessment of direct damages to Ukraine’s real estate, infrastructure, vehicles, and other physical assets caused by Russia’s full-scale invasion, as of February 2026.
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Report
Losses 2026 Ukraine
Report on Indirect Financial Losses of the Economy due to Russian Military Aggression against Ukraine until the end of 2026
01 FEB 2026
Comprehensive analysis of Ukraine’s indirect economic losses resulting from Russian military aggression, covering social sector, productive industries, and infrastructure. The study covers the period until the end of 2026.
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Losses 2026 Ukraine
Report on Losses as a Result of Russia’s Military Aggression Against Ukraine Through End-2025
01 FEB 2026
Comprehensive report on economic, social and infrastructure losses in Ukraine resulting from Russian military aggression. The document covers analysis of losses in social and productive sectors, and infrastructure.
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Losses 2024 Ukraine
Report on Direct Infrastructure Damages from Destruction Due to Russian Military Aggression Against Ukraine – February 2024
01 FEB 2025
Comprehensive report on direct infrastructure damages inflicted on Ukraine by Russian military aggression, with sector-by-sector analysis (social, productive, and infrastructure) as of November 2024.
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Losses 2025 Ukraine
Report on Damages to Infrastructure from the Destruction Caused by Russia’s Military Aggression Against Ukraine as of November 2024
01 FEB 2025
Comprehensive report on the scale and nature of Ukraine’s infrastructure damages resulting from Russian military aggression, including analysis of social sector, productive sector, and critical infrastructure.
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Losses 2024 Ukraine
Report on Losses as a Result of Russia’s Military Aggression Against Ukraine
01 SEP 2024
Comprehensive report on economic, social, and infrastructure losses in Ukraine as a result of Russian military aggression, prepared by KSE experts in September 2024. The document covers analysis of losses in the social sector, productive sector, and infrastructure.

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