Ukraine: 56th largest economy, 8th in military spending

• Population39M2025
• Population growth2.9%2025
• Urban population69.6%2025
• Land area579k km²2023

• GDP$214B2025
• GDP (purchasing power)$690B2025
• GDP per person$5.9k2025
• GDP per person (purchasing power)$18.9k2025
• GDP growth1.8%2025

• Exports, share of GDP25.3%2025
• Imports, share of GDP51.8%2025
• Fuels, share of goods exports0.5%2024
• Exports of goods and services$54.3B2025
• Imports of goods and services$111B2025

• Fossil fuel production (oil + gas + coal)315 TWh2024
• Primary energy consumption601 TWh2024
• Energy use per person15.9 MWh2024
• Electricity generation112 TWh2022
• Electricity from fossil fuels27.8%2022

• Military spending$64.7B2024
• Military spending, share of GDP34.5%2024
• Armed forces personnel298k2020
• Arms imports (SIPRI trend-indicator value, 1990 US$)$5.2B2024
• Arms exports (SIPRI trend-indicator value, 1990 US$)$23M2024

8 statements on record, newest first

• Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President · 5 Octcommitment
  Kyiv had agreed to join US-proposed trilateral technical talks in the United Arab Emirates. source ↗
• Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President · 4 Octpolicy announcement
  It includes weapons that will help us now, as well as support for our energy sector ahead of winter – an important energy package. Of course, we discussed the need for air defense, which is critical at this time, source ↗
• Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President · 4 Octpolicy announcement
  The total value of our agreements today is more than €8.5 billion, source ↗

Russia-Ukraine war and European security architecture

Russia–Ukraine War · Combat and Long-Range Strike Intensity85: 85 out of 100, criticalUkraine · Energy and Heating System Collapse84: 84 out of 100, criticalRussia–Ukraine · War Economy and External Dependency Strain83: 83 out of 100, criticalIran – Saudi Arabia – US · Hydrocarbon Supply Disruption77: 77 out of 100, criticalRussia–NATO · Hybrid and Grey-Zone Pressure72: 72 out of 100, severe

• World Bank World Development Indicators (military figures: SIPRI) ↗ · CC BY 4.0 · 2020-2025
• Our World in Data energy dataset (Energy Institute, Ember, EIA) ↗ · CC BY 4.0 · 2016-2024
• IMF World Economic Outlook (DataMapper) ↗ · IMF open data, attribution · 2026
• Wikidata (heads of state and government) ↗ · CC0