Ukraine issued war bonds on Tuesday for fighting off a Russian invasion, and has raised over 8.1 billion UAH ($270 million), the country’s ministry of finance revealed. “In the time of military aggression of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Finance offers citizens, businesses and foreign investors to support the budget of Ukraine by investing in military government bonds,” Ukraine’s Ministry of Finance said in a LinkedIn post. “The proceeds from the bonds will be used to meet the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and to ensure the uninterrupted provision of the state’s financial needs under the war.” The nominal value of one bond is 1,000 UAH (Ukrainian hryvnia) with a tenure lasting one year. The $270 million were raised at a weighted average yield of 11 percent. The Ukrainian government also issued two-month bills with a 10 percent annual yield, which is the same rate of a Ukrainian …