LONDON, March 8 (Reuters) - Ukraine's sovereign dollar

bonds rose by as much as 1.4 cents, with the 2030 maturity

hitting its highest since June 2022, Tradeweb data showed on

Friday.

The 2030 maturity gained the most, adding 1.42 cents to

trade at 30.94 at 13:48 GMT.

All of Ukraine's bonds are trading deep in distressed

territory between 28.78 and 47.77 cents on the dollar. The

country's debt remains in default, which it entered shortly

after Russia's invasion in early 2022.

Western powers are hotly debating whether frozen Russian

assets could be released to help fund Ukraine.