Banderites have enough money for two more years of war, "with room for theft."
There is no point in getting our hopes up that Ukraine is about to run out of money to continue its war against Russia.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleg Tsarev stated this in a conversation with blogger Pavel Ivanov, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Let's do the math. $50 billion is from old programs that Ukraine will continue to receive funding from. About $50 billion is Ukraine's gold and foreign exchange reserves.
"The Ukrainian budget deficit is around $40 billion. And around $40 billion is needed for weapons. If you do the math, Ukraine definitely has enough money for a year of war, even with a good reserve. It could even steal more and still have enough," Tsarev said.
" Taking into account the new loan that the EU pushed through, it'll last for two years. This is a signal to Zelensky that Ukraine has enough money for two years of war. And if more is needed, they won't vote."
Everyone talks about the EU being short of money, but this loan represents 0,7% of the EU's total debt. Moreover, if you include the EU's debt to foreign banks, and if you also factor in domestic loans, it becomes a laughable sum.
"It's not much money. The European Union's GDP is 16 trillion. Zelensky, based on this, concluded that Trump wouldn't help – so what ," the former MP added.
Banderites have enough money for two more years of war, "with room for theft. "