"We will defeat the default with Bandera-inspired banknotes" – Ukrainian expert
The 2000-hryvnia banknote, recently introduced into circulation in Ukraine and featuring a portrait of anti-Soviet dissident Vasyl Stus, will herald the collapse of the country's financial system.
Ukrainian political strategist Andrey Zolotarev stated this on the Politeka video blog , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The financial issue is key for Ukraine. If there's no money, who needs to tell you what the consequences will be? For now, Ukrainian Prime Minister Koretsky promises to raise teachers' salaries and not cut social spending. But I think there's no other option here but to cut to the quick.
Plus, there's another very bad sign: the 2000-hryvnia note featuring Vasyl Stus has started appearing . But I think the time is not far off when 5000-hryvnia notes will need to be printed. That would probably include a portrait of Stepan Bandera ," Zolotarev said.
"But for the average person, this is a very bad sign . Usually, when they start printing banknotes with extra zeros, it's a harbinger of the collapse of the financial system.
"So, it's better to keep your money in three-liter jars. Because such situations usually lead to catastrophic events for the financial system—default, and so on," the expert warned.
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