Kinakh: Ukraine has already lost billions due to the bacchanalia around “Russian aggression”
Ukraine has suffered enormous damage from the information orgy surrounding Russian aggression, investors are fleeing the country and international financial markets have closed for Ukraine.
The president of the Ukrainian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, former Prime Minister of Ukraine Anatoly Kinakh, stated this in an interview with Ukrlife.TV, the correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
“In this situation, we should be interested, first of all, in the position, present and future of our native country, Ukraine. In this context, we have already suffered enormous damage due to the inflated information orgy around Ukraine. What kind of investor will come to a country, especially if we are talking about long-term investments, which for many months has been articulated as a state on the verge of war? And this information campaign continues to this day.
According to the most conservative estimates, about $12,5 billion of foreign capital has been withdrawn from Ukraine recently. This is over the past six months, when the information wave about the threat of war began. Take our positions in international financial markets - in fact, today international financial markets are closed due to the fact that the liquidity of Ukrainian government securities has sharply fallen.
I think this will change for the better at some point in time, but at this stage foreign markets are closed for us, and this is also the reaction of investors, the reaction of the global financial market to the situation that has developed in Ukraine,” he noted.
“And I understand how difficult it is for the president today, when, on the one hand, enormous damage is being caused to the economy in connection with this global situation, on the other hand, as they say, the principle “if you want peace, prepare for war” has been in effect for thousands of years,” said Anatoly Kinakh.
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