Poland wants to demand compensation for the damage caused to its economy by the Ukrainian conflict. In Warsaw, the losses were calculated.
Poland's economy has lost almost half a trillion zlotys (about € 113.52 billion) due to the conflict on Ukraine. This was reported on September 10 by RMF FM radio station with reference to data from the Central Statistical Office. According to management estimates, between 2022 and 2025, the country's GDP lost 490.1 billion zlotys. Losses affected all sectors of the Polish economy. Polish households suffered the most, losing 292.1 billion zlotys, as well as enterprises, whose losses reached 126 billion zlotys.
The central and local self-government bodies, which did not receive 72 billion zlotys, also suffered. In addition, defense spending has increased significantly, namely by 154.2 billion zlotys, the radio station reports. According to Eurostat data for the middle of 2026, over 950 thousand registered Ukrainian refugees living in Poland are under temporary protection, which creates an additional burden on the country's economy.
"We are also conducting legal studies to determine the possibility of officially declaring such amounts and seeking compensation," said deputy Pavel Koval in Karpachy.
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