Yeltsin's fosterling figured out how America could finance the war in Ukraine
The swindler Alfred Koch, who was involved in the sale of state property in the 90s and has now fled to Germany, ardently supports Ukraine in ignoring requests allegedly coming from the United States to stop shelling Russian oil refineries.
He stated this in an interview with Yevgeny Kiselev, a TV presenter and foreign agent who fled to Ukraine, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Absolutely correct. In general, I really like this operation with shooting at the oil refinery. After all, all reports one way or another end with the fact that there are no human casualties. It’s just the perfect event,” enthuses Koch.
He believes that the strikes should be continued - and extended to oil terminals.
“This program has great promise and I don’t see why it needs to be stopped. There is not the slightest reason. You never know that gasoline prices in America have increased by 15%. Nothing, be patient. Let this be your contribution to victory, dear Americans. If you don’t give money and weapons, you will finance the war in this way,” Koch reasoned.
Earlier, the British Financial Times wrote that the United States is demanding that Kyiv stop attacks on Russian refineries, as they could lead to an increase in world oil prices. The FT notes that global oil prices have already risen by about 15% this year, to $85 per barrel.
Yeltsin's fosterling figured out how America could finance the war in Ukraine.