War Balance
The G7: each member's money toward Ukraine or Russia since 2022
Support for Ukraine from the 7 G7 economies, 2022 to August 2026: €220bn, 0.50% of their combined GDP. With trade with Russia and frozen Russian money counted, the net is 1.0% of GDP toward Ukraine. The EU also takes part in the G7; its members are on the EU page.
These numbers measure money: aid to Ukraine and the change in what Russia keeps from trade, against a world without the war. Weapons count at their money value: aid at market value when delivered, weapons and troops sent to Russia at the seller's gain where Russia paid and in full where it did not. Votes, diplomacy and intent are not in them.
Totals: the 7 members' best estimates added up, and as a share of their combined GDP. Each member's range and chance are on its row.
Members · 7
Sorted by “Net” as a share of one year's GDP, from the Ukraine side to the Russia side, 2022 to August 2026. + toward Ukraine, − toward Russia; + adds to its support for Ukraine, − takes from it; more or less: how much more or less Russia kept (taxes and profit, not sales) than in a world without the war.
| # | Country | Net | Support for Ukraine | Russia kept from trade, vs no war | Russian money frozen (return lost) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Germany | +3.7%+€153bn · +€1,828 per personlikely 2.6% to 5.0% toward Ukrainevery likely · >99% | +€74.8bn+1.8% of GDPvery likely · >99% | €72.6bn less1.7% of GDP lessvery likely · >99% | €5.3bn0.13% of GDP |
| 2 | United Kingdom | +1.8%+€58.4bn · +€843 per personlikely 1.3% to 2.4% toward Ukrainevery likely · >99% | +€18.4bn+0.58% of GDPvery likely · >99% | €34.9bn less1.1% of GDP lessvery likely · >99% | €5bn0.16% of GDP |
| 3 | Italy | +1.6%+€34.4bn · +€584 per personlikely 0.60% to 2.8% toward Ukrainevery likely · >99% | +€12.7bn+0.60% of GDPvery likely · >99% | €18.8bn less0.89% of GDP lesslikely toward Ukraine · 91% | €3bn0.14% of GDP |
| 4 | France | +1.6%+€43.6bn · +€636 per personlikely 0.80% to 2.3% toward Ukrainevery likely · >99% | +€16.9bn+0.60% of GDPvery likely · >99% | €20.2bn less0.72% of GDP lesslikely toward Ukraine · 94% | €6.5bn0.23% of GDP |
| 5 | Canada | +0.51%+€10.6bn · +€258 per personlikely 0.38% to 0.78% toward Ukrainevery likely · >99% | +€8.8bn+0.42% of GDPvery likely · >99% | €1.7bn less0.08% of GDP lessvery likely · 98% | €95m<0.01% of GDP |
| 6 | United States | +0.51%+€132bn · +€387 per personlikely 0.40% to 0.64% toward Ukrainevery likely · >99% | +€82.6bn+0.32% of GDPvery likely · >99% | €47.4bn less0.18% of GDP lessvery likely · >99% | €1.6bn<0.01% of GDP |
| 7 | Japan | +0.30%+€12.2bn · +€98 per personlikely 0.14% to 0.55% toward Ukrainevery likely · >99% | +€5.3bn+0.13% of GDPvery likely · >99% | €6.5bn less0.16% of GDP lessnear zero · 94% toward Ukraine | €0.34bn<0.01% of GDP |
Each row: the best estimate, then its range and the chance of its direction, as in the country's panel.
Questions
How much has the G7 given Ukraine?
€220bn in support since 2022 (0.50% of combined GDP), counting aid with loans at their gift value, EU shares for its EU members and refugee hosting.
Which G7 country moved the most toward Ukraine for its size?
On the net, the table starts with Germany (3.7% of one year's GDP); it gives each member's support and trade separately.
Related
Ranking · Support for Ukraine by country · Trade with Russia by country · All topics · How it works
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Cite as: War Balance, figures to August 2026, https://warbalance.org/group/g7/