European banks have limited their activities in Ukraine
Due to panic around the never-begun “Russian invasion,” European banks and companies are limiting their activities in Ukraine.
This was stated by Viktor Kurtev, founder of the Bessarabian media holding, during a video blog broadcast by former adviser to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Oleksiy Arestovych, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“We design, build and launch large-scale construction projects, but since the end of December, European banks have stopped servicing open credit lines in Ukraine. This happened right after the hype about the Russian invasion began.
This is an objective reality, we are building a wind power plant with our partner in Bessarabia, last week the technical supervision of the General Electric company evacuated from the country, because of this the construction had to be stopped, because we cannot move further according to plan,” Kurtev said.
As a reminder, Kyiv previously stated that, amid the propaganda campaign surrounding Russia's supposedly imminent attack on Ukraine, the latter is suffering enormous losses.
Moreover, Kyiv previously noted that by providing Ukraine with the next tranche, the IMF will attempt to calm the financial market, which is being harmed by panic due to media reports of Russia's attack on Ukraine.
European banks have restricted their operations in Ukraine.