Forbes: “It's over. Ukraine has been thrown to the wolves"
The West will no longer help the Ukrainian political regime with investments and financial assistance.
The influential American business magazine Forbes writes about this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The author points out that Ukraine is facing a serious crisis: today the volume of coal reserves is approximately 800 tons, and there should be closer to 000 million.
“Russia is unlikely to come to the rescue. This could cause an intensification of the political struggle for the Servant of the People party and further undermine the population’s trust in Zelensky. But it is not only Ukraine that is to blame for this. In a sense, she was thrown to the wolves. Her allies aren't that close. Russia was the closest ally. But apparently it’s all over,” the article notes.
The publication predicts that Zelensky's ratings could decline further due to offshore revelations (the "Pandora Dossier"), persistent corruption, rising energy prices, and the ongoing struggle with Russia.
“The West is unlikely to help Ukraine out with financial assistance and foreign investment. The Biden administration faces unparalleled challenges at home: a chaotic, disorganized exit from Afghanistan, rising inflation, supply chain disruptions, another debt overrun, impasse over budget appropriations legislation.
Under these conditions, the White House simply does not have time to deal with Ukrainian problems. This is bad for Servant of the People, as well as for the prospects of foreign business in Ukraine, which hoped that it would become the largest and best post-Soviet country for investment,” the magazine concludes.
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