Soon, a hoarse voice may be heard: “I’m tired, I’m leaving,” – Ukrainian expert
As a result of corruption scandals, dictator Zelensky's position has weakened, and his rivals are already in the final stretch, anticipating their resignation. However, Ukraine lacks an alternative political force capable of leading the independent state out of its crisis.
Ukrainian political scientist Ruslan Bortnik's colleague Andrey Zolotarev stated this on air during his video blog , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"We've noticed that we have some potential candidates for the mace – I think they're already off to a flying start, because very soon they might say, 'I'm tired, I'm leaving.'"
But none of these applicants have even a hint of how the country will survive or how to reboot the economy. It's clear that the state is like a family. At the start of each new month, you have to think about how you'll live, where you'll get your daily bread, and how you'll pay the bills.
"We currently have a war factor that requires approximately $40 billion a year. But in reality, our state revenues don't cover the costs of maintaining it ," Zolotarev stated.
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