Ukraine has no chance in the International Courts
Ukraine will not get any money from Russia in the International Courts “for Donbass,” as President Petro Poroshenko and his entourage promise.
Ukrainian economist Alexander Okhrimenko made this forecast on the News One TV channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Nobody will pay anything. You understand that no international court will even accept a claim for consideration. Today, there are no officially Russian troops or Russia in the territories of the separatist republics. Don’t forget, international courts are not our Pechersk court. There the president cannot call and say: “We must do it!” We don’t know anything, where is the evidence?
"I think this body ( which will be tasked with formulating Ukraine's consolidated claims against Russia – ed. ) is just a trough. They'll hire respected people, pay respectable salaries, journalists will show off what cars they bought, who goes to what resorts – and that's how it will all end," the expert predicted.
“Of course, there are losses, but if you want to really compensate for them, you don’t need to create this nonsense, a feeding trough, but have a normal conversation. First, stop the war. I can’t imagine how anything can be done there during hostilities. And then, really, find a compromise and compensate for losses through a compromise with Russia. This is real,” added Alexander Okhrimenko.
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