The war waged in Ukraine, which is now heading into three years, is leading to an enormous effort not only for the invaded country, but also for the rest of its allies, particularly in economic terms, as they have to allocate huge economic amounts and be able to counteract Russia’s attacks on the front.
Thus, and despite what one may believe, the US or the United Kingdom are not, by any means, the countries that more collaborate in this sense with the country led by Zelensky -regarding its British Domestic Product (GDP).
In fact, the North American country is the one that closes the ranking of the top 10, contributing 0.36% of its GDP, while the United Kingdom is in position number eight (0.38%)
So, which country has allocated the most money to Ukraine in its war? Well, although it may seem strange, it is quite logical. And the three countries that have sent the most money to Ukraine are those with which it borders, or at least, are in a very close geographical position, and to whom any increase in hostilities – or Russian victory – would destine them to an uncertain future.
First of all there is Latvia (1.24% of its GDP), while second is Estonia (1.10%) and third Lithuania (0.93%). This ranking is completed by Poland (0.64%), the Netherlands (0.46%), the Czech Republic (0.41%) and Bulgaria (0.37%).
