Ukraine Firms Brace for $3 Billion Debt Wall as Strikes Increase

The increasing frequency of strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure not only exacerbates the immediate humanitarian crisis but also poses significant risks to the financial stability of the country's corporate sector. As firms grapple with the dual pressures of operational disruptions and looming debt repayments, the reliance on financial maneuvers like coupon delays may provide temporary relief but could lead to long-term solvency issues if the conflict persists.