In 2025, Ukraine continues grappling with significant debt challenges, both domestically and internationally. Key events include the affirmation of Ukraine's 'limited default' status by Fitch and President Zelenskyy's new law on a foreign debt payment moratorium. Legal victories, like the Supreme Court of Great Britain siding with Ukraine over Yanukovych's $3 billion obligation, and ongoing disputes with Russia over the same debt, highlight the complexity of Ukraine's financial landscape. Added to this is the domestic struggle with accruing utilities debts banned from leading to disconnections under martial law, reflecting the government's efforts to cushion citizens from economic instability during challenging times. These updates are crucial for keeping informed on Ukraine's financial health and governance.