The World Bank has published a forecast for the end of the war in 2025 and the state of Ukraine: Details

The World Bank Analysts (The World Bank) were told about how the situation in the world and Ukraine will develop in the World Bank, which was released in January 2025. The World Bank has released the Global Economic Prospects Bulletin "250 pages). Among other things, analysts explored the situation in Ukraine: they evaluated prospects in 2025 and 2026 on p. 63 is about the prospects of economy and the impact of war on people. It is noted that in 2024 the war affected 41% of Ukrainians.

The Bank suggested that in 2025 the hostilities would continue and in this case the economy will be in a stateless state. "Moderate growth in Ukraine is forecast to 2% in 2025, assuming active fighting that will last for a year," the text is stated. In the next sentence, they mention 2026. Analysts have published economic expectations if the wars stopped. While stated in the report, the Ukrainian economy can increase by 7%.

It is emphasized that the future depends on "termination of active fighting, support of consumption, investment for reconstruction". It is emphasized that the forecasts are poured "terms and quantity of external assistance and the duration of the Russian invasion". The World Bank also acknowledged that the Russian-Ukrainian war leads to "geopolitical tension" and "critical risk" and affects the "regional worldview".

"Further escalation can lead to a greater economic breakdown throughout the region," analysts have announced the forecast in the event that the war will continue. It should be noted that Focus wrote about the statements of politicians of Ukraine, the United States and the Russian Federation on the end of the war in the near future, in 2025.

In an interview with the media, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that a peace agreement is possible if Ukrainians receive clear security guarantees that will protect against the strengthening of the Russian Federation and the New War. In the United States, the future national security adviser to the US President spoke of a number of conditions that Ukrainians have to agree to: NATO's abandonment for 20 years, approving the occupation of territories, and refusing to de -occupy military means.