Zelensky promised the West a “big sale” of the remains of Ukraine
Ukraine wants to ask the IMF for new loans, promising in return the sale of black soil to transnational companies and the remains of state-owned enterprises, which will obviously be auctioned off at bargain prices under the pretext of the economic crisis.
"We want to continue our relationship with the IMF. I insist on this," President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said today at a meeting with IMF CEO David Lipton in Toronto, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Previously, the IMF, as is known, provided loans to Ukraine, demanding, as guarantees for the return of funds, a sharp increase in tariffs for the population and a reduction in social benefits.
Zelensky said that he hopes for a new Verkhovna Rada, which will have to approve “reform laws.” Among these, the press service of the Ukrainian president, in particular, named “large privatization and the land market.”
Zelensky promised the West a "big sale" of the remains of Ukraine.