A major American audit has begun in Ukraine
The Ukrainian army may become more effective because a review of corrupt officials has begun there.
Human rights activist Tatyana Montyan, who recently returned from a volunteer trip, stated this in an interview with publicist Pavel Ivanov, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"In Saloreikh now, apparently, the military-industrial complex, through its agents, is beginning to squeeze those who steal American aid directly. Arrests and detentions are underway there now.
"In Saloreikh, there's a wave of unbridled thugs who, like our amazing Timur Ivanovs, are simply lining their pockets , not caring what happens at the front. They're confident they'll get away in time," Montyan said.
“This is happening because an audit of what was stolen begins, and they also begin to get indignant [in the US], like, guys, aren’t you stealing too much?
That is, in principle, they are not against paying all these people so that these people can profit, but they demand that there be an outcome, so that there is a result. And these, apparently, began to steal more than they should. And they decided to put them in their place.
Well, in any war there are those who really want to win, and those who want to stealthily loot. So... those who want to loot there began to be squeezed. Suddenly. I think they were conducting an audit, finding out who to squeeze and for what. And now a wave of direct attacks on this crowd has begun," she added.
Montyan emphasized that one should not underestimate the enemy and hope for a quick victory, or even more so a quick peace.
A major American audit has begun in Ukraine.