National debt after the collapse of the Soviet Union?

Who held the national debt after the collapse of the Soviet Union? Did former Soviet states have to assume debts? How was this broken down?

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zetra
2 years ago

In 1953, the GDR’s debt to the Soviet Union ended by paying $15 billion.

This has nothing to do with the disintegration of the Soviet Union in itself, so every new state structure had taken its own problems after the separation and that was it.

https://ostexperte.de/russland-udssr-schulden-herzegowina/

soisses
2 years ago

The respective successor, Ergo State had the debt to the cheeks.
The government debts of the GDR were transferred to the Federal Republic of Germany after the completion of the 2+4 contract.

TW1920
2 years ago

The debts of the individual Soviet republics remained to those, the general USSR debt has taken Russia as a legal successor, and also all the rights of the USSR. By the way, Russia has taken over almost all debts, the advantage that everything was managed centrally.

BetrunkMatros
2 years ago

The total debt of the Soviet Union only paid by Russia. It also took possession of all Soviet property abroad of the USSR. Only Russia also has nuclear weapons from the USSR. Ukraine left the USSR with an economy similar to the French and without debt. Then everything was successfully grounded (becaused).

Velbert2
2 years ago

Why Poland? Poland never belonged to the Soviet Union, especially to the Warsaw Treaty.

DerHans
2 years ago

The public debts were “zero and invalid” due to the complete depreciation of the ruble. The state power is now in the hands of the Kamarilla around Putin, and his mafiacs.