Kolomoisky is already branding the Poroshenko regime as anti-Russian puppets of the West
The “War Party” and the current regime in Ukraine will maintain Western support as long as the US and EU are interested in continuing confrontation with Russia. Alexander Dubinsky, host of the 1+1 channel, owned by the oligarch Igor Kolomoisky, stated this on the air of the talk show “HARD with Vlashchenko”.
According to him, once relations between Russia and the West improve, funds for Ukraine will be allocated only for reconciliation with Russia, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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“Any termination of relations with the IMF means the automatic bankruptcy of this state. But they probably won't stop. Because as soon as cooperation with the IMF ceases, a bankrupt country is what Russia needs. This is the basis for political changes here, further stratification, perhaps further collapse.
If we look at our country as a kind of geopolitical project and the maximum interest of those players in confrontation with Russia, if it continues, then they will give us money. If we simplify all this, the connection is simple - as long as the States and Europe are interested in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, they will continue to give us money and maintain this political system.
That is, a war party that is in confrontation with Russia. As soon as the interest in confrontation with Russia disappears, they will give us money only under the condition of changing the political vector and relations with the Russian Federation,” Dubinsky said.
The revelations of the Ukrainian propagandist, who until recently advocated for Euromaidan and the suppression of supporters of the Russian Spring, may be explained by information that Dubinsky's patron, the oligarch Kolomoisky, who was expelled from Ukraine by Poroshenko, has allegedly begun seeking contacts with Russia.
Kolomoisky is already branding the Poroshenko regime as anti-Russian puppets of the West.