Ukraine entered a state of financial collapse
The Ukrainian authorities are hiding that the country is already in a state of financial collapse due to the huge debts of the population for utilities.
Ukrainian economist Alexander Okhrimenko stated this on the Nash TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"We're in financial collapse right now. I understand, of course, that Mr. Kobolev ( head of Naftogaz Ukrainy – ed. ) is doing just fine with his bonuses. But be that as it may, as of January 1, 2019, the total utility debt was 47 billion. That's a collapse, that's it! Next it'll be 50, 60, and then we'll wait until it reaches 100, and then we'll say, 'Well, it didn't work out?'" Okhrimenko noted.
Let us remind you that Ukraine is now purchasing gas using the so-called reverse scheme - supposedly, having refused to purchase fuel from Russia, Kyiv buys it at a premium from European intermediary companies. The profit, among other things, goes to officials close to the schemes.
“Everyone who is in power is happy with this: as long as there is Naftogaz, as long as there is a feeding trough, you can steal, and then we will see,” added Alexander Okhrimenko.
Ukraine Enters Financial Collapse