Zelensky's ex-political strategist admitted that Ukraine is driving people into a corner
After the quarantine is lifted, the Ukrainian economy will face difficult times - business collapse and unemployment.
Political strategist Vladislav Rogimov, who previously worked in the election headquarters of the current President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, stated this in an interview with Komsomolskaya Pravda.
“Many companies will no longer open after quarantine, and it will not be possible to write off financial debts due to force majeure, since a state of emergency has not been introduced. So many Ukrainians will remain unemployed after the end of the epidemic. They will also not be allowed to go to Europe to work for now. And families need to be fed. And what will happen to the country when ordinary people, and not paid extras, take to the streets, only God knows. I feel sorry for the people in all this. These are good, kind and open people. But the state itself is driving them into a corner. And don’t think that the people don’t see how their elite lives on Western money,” Rogimov said.
As PolitNavigator reported, former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili painted a bleak future for Ukraine's economy.
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Zelensky's former political strategist admitted that Ukraine is driving people into a corner.