After the outbreak of the war, transfers of funds from migrant workers to Ukraine decreased, as their family members, who until recently remained in Ukraine, went to them. At the same time, private transfers of currency for humanitarian needs and assistance to the Ukrainian military increased.. This was stated in an exclusive interview for LB. ua First Deputy Head of the National Bank Ekaterina Rozhkova.

" But many remained, and foreign exchange earnings did not stop. But we have a new interesting trend - many funds that are now working:

the same Come Back Alive Foundation, the Serhiy Prytula Foundation and many others - receive funds from ordinary people from other countries, friends, and even those who have nothing before. And now there are a lot of such transfers,"

Ekaterina Rozhkova added that it is difficult to assess these scales yet, but they are quite significant.

" Of these, about UAH 3.6 billion were funds from abroad in different currencies,"

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