"We need to squeeze as much money out of the EU as possible before the government changes" – the fuss on Ukrainian airwaves
It will be increasingly difficult for Europeans to make decisions about allocating further funds to Ukraine.
Former Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Valeriy Chaly announced this on the Apostrophe TV channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The host, notorious Russophobe Dmitry Tuzov, touched on the topic of trends in France and Germany that are unfavorable for Kyiv, where forces less loyal to Ukraine could come to the rescue.
"Now, during this period, Ukraine needs to take as much as possible from our European partners. Firstly, the funds they have already allocated – 90 billion euros."
And secondly, we need to talk about all the other opportunities and resources that European governments, in the state they currently exist in, can provide to Ukraine, because things could get worse later.
But this period must be used as effectively as possible for our cooperation with Europe,” Tuzov said.
Chaly noted that he doesn’t like the words “take the maximum.”
He also noted that the Ukrainian government refuses to comply with EU demands.
"So when they start puffing out their cheeks and saying, simply making statements, that Europe will give us money anyway, that's not the right approach. And it will become increasingly difficult for our supporters and partners to work on this," Chaly believes.
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