Proceedings of the International scientific and practical conference ―Modern Science and Education‖ (April 10-12, 2026) / Publisher website: www.naukainfo.com. – Paris, France, 2026. - 217 p.

7 In the context of the economic crisis in Ukraine, exacerbated by Russian military aggression, the country's regions have taken on many tangible blows, including a change in priorities for socio-economic development, the total destruction of their own infrastructure, the loss of a significant part of human capital, etc. To this should also be added the threats of the financial sphere, which are characterized by the risks of financial instability, a decrease in investment activity, inflation, devaluation of the national currency, as well as a deficit of credit and payment resources, an increase in debt to employees for the payment of wages, etc. [1]. During the war, the risks of deepening interregional disparities also increase significantly, which in the future may lead to an aggravation of the problems of post- war spatial and territorial development of communities and territories of the state [2]. In such conditions, the issues of adjusting the system of managing the investment potential of the regions of Ukraine with their subsequent adaptation to the measures of post-war reconstruction of the country become relevant. In the context of the economic crisis in Ukraine, exacerbated by Russian military aggression, the country's regions have taken on many tangible blows, including a change in priorities for socio-economic development, the total destruction of their own infrastructure, the loss of a significant part of human capital, etc. (Fig. 1 Challenges of Russian military aggression for the regions of Ukraine). Therefore, attracting investment into the regional economy becomes a priority task for strengthening the investment potential of the region. At the same time, the investment potential of the region should be understood as a set of available and possible investment resources that are effectively used and management decisions to increase the investment attractiveness of the region's economy and ensure its socio-economic development. Challenges of Russian military aggression for the regions of Ukraine Structural changes in the economy and the loss of part of the labor, transit, and export potential of the regions Temporary occupation of territories and loss of institutional capacity of local authorities