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The Fund for the Elimination of the Consequences of the Armed Aggression of the Russian Federation received 2.3 billion hryvnias from ARMA

The Agency for Search and Management of Assets (ARMA) transferred 2.3 billion hryvnias received from the sale of military bonds to the Fund for Liquidation of the Consequences of Armed Aggression of the Russian Federation. The funds went to the state budget in accordance with the court’s decision in the case of the recovery of the assets of the company “Royal Pay Europe” LLC, which is under sanctions. About this reported ARMA press office.

“Today, ARMA received the repayment of bonds of the domestic state loan (“military bonds”) and accrued revenues for them in the total amount of UAH 1.7 billion. In general, in five months of 2025, the budget received more than UAH 400 million from the purchase of OVDP bonds.” – the message says.

The press service of ARMA noted that in the near future the agency plans to receive an order from the Cabinet of Ministers on the new placement of seized funds in military bonds in the amount of over UAH 2 billion. After that, the total portfolio of military bonds managed by ARMA will exceed UAH 6 billion equivalent, including $31 million and EUR 6.5 million.

Today, investing in OVDP remains one of the main areas of management of seized monetary assets. ARMA is the only state body that supports the defense of Ukraine by investing in military bonds.

Recently, there has been a significant increase in interest in military bonds. For example, in order to purchase the amount of bonds worth UAH 1.7 billion, agreed by the Cabinet of Ministers, it was necessary to participate in three auctions that lasted for three weeks. Last year, it also took almost a month to purchase bonds worth UAH 1.8 billion. During one of the last auctions, where bonds worth UAH 3 billion were offered, the total demand reached UAH 10 billion — that is, it exceeded the offer of the Ministry of Finance by more than three times.

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