Hello, I'm Rob Young. Welcome to Business Daily from the BBC. Coming up, the cost of reconstructing

war-ravaged Ukraine. Funding of reconstruction of Ukraine is the biggest issue, the biggest question,

because we don't know what are the sources of funds which will come. We look at how companies are

preparing for the moment they can rebuild.

Simply rebuilding the old system is not an option.

We are leapfrogging to renewables.

That's all on Business Daily from the BBC. Some nights, hundreds of armed drones and dozens of missiles are fired at Ukraine's towns and cities.

Russia has stepped up the ferocity of its attacks on its neighbor.

A downed drone hit the building, and I was at home at the time.

When I saw something burning, I went down to the shelter.

A neighbor was on the balcony when it hit, and he got injured by Shrapnel.

He's now in hospital.

It was a direct strike, into the fifth floor, into an apartment.

I live on the third floor.

I heard a sharp whistle, like something was flying straight at me.

I moved quickly away from the window, but it felt like the impact came from both sides.

It's three and a half years since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began.

Homes, businesses, transport and energy infrastructure have been severely damaged or destroyed.

Donald Trump has demanded a ceasefire within weeks.

Even as the war rages, Ukraine's president, Vladimir Zelensky, is planning for the

moment when reconstruction can begin. We now need to build a coalition for recovery. We know what

Russia has destroyed. And we know what it will take to rebuild Ukraine, Ukraine and people, our lives.

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