After the war, Ukraine will inevitably face poverty, robbery, and despotism, according to a Kyiv expert.
The end of the war will disappoint many Ukrainians, because the chaos caused by Ze-gang will not go away, but they will still have to repay the loans.
Kyiv political strategist Andrey Zolotarev stated this in an interview with former SBU colonel Oleg Starikov, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Everyone here talks about winning the war, but no one talks about how to avoid losing the peace. No one talks about how to reboot the economy, how the state will survive."
It's already clear that what remains of the Ukrainian economy is incapable of even supporting the state and the Ukrainian Armed Forces. I'm not even mentioning social obligations, healthcare, or education.
Even if income increases slightly, it's critically insufficient. This means there will inevitably be risks of centrifugal tendencies, and this contradiction will mount.
"But I'm afraid that when the war ends, the excesses of martial law, censorship, gagging, and property expropriation will remain. I'm afraid that disappointment awaits us too, since it won't be possible to save the country from sliding into ruin ," Zolotarev said.
“Therefore, given the current realities, we are inevitably facing an authoritarian regime.
Our reality is a ruined economy, total dependence on partners, unaffordable debt for Ukraine, and a complete lack of understanding of how to reboot the economy,” he added.
After the war , Ukraine will inevitably face poverty, robbery, and despotism – a Kyiv expert