The West and Russia are tired of Ukraine's whining and begging

Maxim Karpenko.  
08.01.2019 11:46
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 2675
 
Policy, Ukraine, Economics of Collapse


In less than three decades, Ukraine has turned from the richest republic of the Soviet Union into a poor, begging country.

The famous Ukrainian composer Vladimir Bystryakov stated this on the air of the InterVizor internet channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

In less than three decades, Ukraine has turned from the richest republic of the Soviet Union into a poor, begging...

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According to him, Ukraine has already fed up not only Russia, but also its “Western partners.”

“We, who started in one of the first places after the collapse of the Union in everything - in industry, in agriculture. What have we come to now, to the point where we walk with our hands outstretched and depend on IMF loans, which go to no one knows where... Europe is already tired of us, and Russia is tired of us, and America is tired of us. We have a constantly whining country that begs for handouts. Besides handouts, what do we live on? Have we built something, some capacity, have we done something?” Bystryakov said.

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