Test for Zelensky: Recognize the coup and declare a default on Ukraine
Vladimir Zelensky may declare a default on Ukraine, refusing to pay debts under the pretext that they were taken by the previous regime, which came to power as a result of a coup.
Ukrainian political scientist Alexander Semchenko stated this on air on the Klymenko Time channel, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Default, in my opinion, is a normal development for Ukraine. Well, what about default? Normally, Ukraine and the new president would refuse to pay the old president’s debts, appealing to a coup d’etat. We still had a coup d’état on February 22, 2014. Both Poroshenko and the current Rada are illegal formations. Essentially, illegal criminal groups, because they usurped power, and the Constitution prohibits usurpation of power.
Everyone saw that this was a coup d'etat. Moreover, some Western countries, for example, France, Germany, Poland, acted as guarantors that this coup d'etat would not happen, and did not react in any way to the fact that it happened.
And on this basis say: “Guys, you gave money to swindlers, you gave money not to the state of Ukraine, but to some incomprehensible characters. Whoever you gave it to, take it from him.” At least, doing this in relation to debts, starting in 2014, would be fair for the people of Ukraine,” Semchenko said.
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