The minister who left Ukrainians without vaccinations was replaced by a Maidan activist who allowed experiments on people - media
Healthcare is the last thing that worries the Kyiv authorities, Rossiyskaya Gazeta writes in an article devoted to the state of affairs in Ukrainian medicine.
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The publication notes that Western pharmaceutical companies will soon test experimental drugs on Ukrainian citizens, which is allowed by an order from the Ukrainian Ministry of Health, signed by the newly appointed head, US citizen Ulyana Suprun, who also initiates a simplified removal of organs for transplantation and a reduction in ambulance crews, in which , according to the minister, there should now be no doctors.
The newspaper writes that such initiatives lead to an outflow of medical personnel from the healthcare sector.
“But it seems that healthcare is the last thing that worries the current Kyiv authorities, given the low budgetary provision in this area,” RG summarizes. – And therefore it is logical that the Georgian specialist Alexander Kvitashvili, who failed the state procurement of medicines and vaccines and left the population defenseless even against rabies, polio, whooping cough, diphtheria and tetanus, was replaced by Ulyana Suprun, whose only achievement was working as a “volunteer” on the Maidan and membership in the nationalist World Congress of Ukrainians. By the way, even this activity managed to bring the Suprun family about $2 million, judging by her tax return published on the website of the Ministry of Health.”