On the importance of the eastern direction in Poland’s policy for the next 20 years

According to Forbes Ukraine, TDEK Energo, owned by the largest Ukrainian oligarch, Rinat Akhmetov, is currently worth around $580 million due to the war, while before 24th February it was valued at almost $2 billion.[1] The company lost one of its heat and power plants in Luhansk, but this is not the main reason for the “discount”.

[1] https://forbes.ua/ru/inside/energetichna-imperiya-rinata-akhmetova-shcho-zalishilosya-vid-dtek-i-skilki-vona-teper-koshtue-18072022-7203

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Autor Marek Budzisz
Historian, journalist specializing in Russian and Post-Soviet East. Recently he published (in Polish) "The End of the Russian America. The Thoughts on why Russia Sold Alaska”.
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