Economic Sustainability of Ukraine

The state of the national economy of Ukraine in the context of large-scale armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine is analyzed. The negative impact of unbalanced deindustrialization and large-scale oligarchization on the sustainable development of basic industries is noted. The activity of effectively restructuring the Ukrainian economy along the lines of a military-oriented industry with full loading of state orders of relevant enterprises and companies for the needs of the state armed forces (ASU) is justified. The return of Ukraine's real GDP during the two years of the defensive war against Russia to the early 2000s and its significant decrease in the second half of 2024 led to an increase in state and state-guaranteed debt to UAH 7.068 trillion or USD 168.99 billion as of January 31, 2025. The creation of a dedicated US-Ukrainian investment fund for the development of deposits of rare metals, rare earth metals, tobacco, natural gas and oil, etc. in Ukraine will help stop the further decline in Ukraine's real GDP. A systematic approach to assessing the economic stability of a state necessitates considering the economic stability of Ukraine as a set of interrelated and interdependent components, which ensure the balanced development of the production, military-defense, market, social, scientific-technological and financial spheres of the state's activity with the effective functioning of the service sector, both in peacetime and in war and emergency situations.