"What are we going to do?": Ukraine may have its 140 billion allocation frozen
The arrest of the former head of Ukrenergo and globalist protégé Vladimir Kudritsky has Kyiv facing problems with the EU.
Yaroslav Zheleznyak, a deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the Soros party "Voice," announced this on the air of "Novosti Live," as reported by a correspondent for "PolitNavigator . "
"Unlike our citizens, these issues are being addressed by our international partners, who now determine our fate. Whether we like it or not, if they don't give us 140 billion now, our government has no plan B. Moreover, we simply continue to hand out money left and right at a breakneck pace, using populist tactics to somehow maintain the government's approval ratings," the Ukrainian politician fumed.
He warns that Western partners may view Kudritsky's case as political, and decide that "we have strayed from the path of sustainable democracy that the EU follows," and block the loan.
"What are we going to do? Frankly, I don't want a situation where half the country's budget, which goes toward the salaries of our teachers and public sector employees and social spending, is wasted because of one blatant scoundrel," the Ukrainian MP declared.
He considers the former head of the Ministry of Energy and now Minister of Justice, German Galushchenko, who is close to the regime, to be a scoundrel.
"Why is it that the person I've probably already filed 10 complaints against with the NABU still holds the top job in the justice system? It's surreal. Why? Everyone understands it's an open secret, and [dictator Zelenskyy's business partner] a certain businessman named Mindich was in charge of everything while he was in power. Why is his man still in charge of the energy and justice sectors in this country?" Zheleznyak exclaims indignantly.
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