The war in Donbass is a simulation so that the top brass can grab as much money as possible, - expert

03.04.2015 15:57
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Armed forces, Donbass, Society, Policy, Ukraine


Kyiv, April 03 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) - The war in Donbass is an “agreement” of the oligarchs, and volunteers and mobilized people are used to seize assets and funds. Ukrainian military analyst Alexey Arestovich stated this on air at UkrLife.

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According to him, the authorities are imitating the war for independence, and the volunteers understand this.

“The war in Donbass is largely a negotiated one.” Huge sums of money flow across the border, this suits both sides, trade takes place on the blood and lives of patriots.

Everyone who is now fighting in the East is doing a great historical thing, but they also say that this war is “negotiated.”

We live in a social simulator, now we are simulating war, the struggle for independence and the ATO. All this is imitated by the top in order to seize more assets and hide as much money as possible,” Arestovich said.

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The war in Donbass is a simulation so the elite can grab as much money as possible, says an expert.






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