There are no arguments for financing the stupid and thieving Ukrainian system - Polish ex-official
Representatives of the G7 countries have fewer and fewer arguments in support of Ukraine.
This was stated by former Minister of Labor and former Deputy Secretary of State of Poland Piotr Kulpa on the video blog "Yes, That's True," reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Kulpa emphasized that at a time when Ukraine asks for help, its government appoints new members of the Accounts Chamber, increasing the cost of their maintenance.
“They simply elected four new members and changed the head of the Accounts Chamber. She became the sister of the woman who manages the real estate of the President of Ukraine. Thus, now the Accounts Chamber has so many members that there are two members per department.
The cost of appointing one member per month - this is not only his salary, this is three assistants, a driver, a secretary, additional expenses - is estimated at about 50 thousand euros per month. Here is a gift. It turns out that Ukraine told the G7: “We don’t care what you ask,” it ended in an incredible scandal, and now they give up. This is how it goes,” the ex-official said.
“Really, what happened? They took away the argument for increasing aid, because many people doubt what is happening behind this money. Who is the primary beneficiary is the administration, which lives on high salaries; there are people who receive 10 thousand euros.
In short, it’s too fatty, that’s what many people think. And there is no argument of understanding here, there is simply a desire to support a stupid, thieving, buffer system that is neither east nor west. Because these are not Western standards,” Kulpa said.
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