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And now - Ukraine again.
This strange virus is bringing more and more unforeseen consequences all over the place.
Not only did it shut down the Wall Street ( with the number of infections growing in New York,) but the whole "Ukraine as anti-Russian project" is heading to some kind of the opposite trajectory.
Not long time ago, in order to promote the "national sentiment," Zelensky was calling Ukrainians "from all over the world" to come back to Ukraine.
Now they are coming back all right, to the tune of 1,700,000 from Central and Western Europe, with little or no health check-ups at all.
And as the story has it, the whole charter of Ukrainian officials ( the deputies) returned from the French Courchevel, which is a synonym of a "playground" for both Russian oligarchs and Ukrainian people of means.
Now big portion of these Ukrainian officials landed in Alexandrov hospital in Kiev, with the severe cases of pneumonia, as the word has it.
Only this time around they can't go back for treatment to Western European countries as usual.
They are stuck in Ukrainian healthcare system, that they themselves were *successfully reforming* for the last five years, following the guidelines of the IMF/Soros and American Democratic Party.
Not only that, but now the resigned ( or rather fired?) former Prime Minister of Ukraine, infamous A. Goncharuk, yet another key man of Soros, is accused of illegal sale of face masks and other PPE products to China back in February, hundreds thousands of them, since Ukraine now has none.
And now - Ukraine again.
This strange virus is bringing more and more unforeseen consequences all over the place.
Not only did it shut down the Wall Street ( with the number of infections growing in New York,) but the whole "Ukraine as anti-Russian project" is heading to some kind of the opposite trajectory.
Not long time ago, in order to promote the "national sentiment," Zelensky was calling Ukrainians "from all over the world" to come back to Ukraine.
Now they are coming back all right, to the tune of 1,700,000 from Central and Western Europe, with little or no health check-ups at all.
And as the story has it, the whole charter of Ukrainian officials ( the deputies) returned from the French Courchevel, which is a synonym of a "playground" for both Russian oligarchs and Ukrainian people of means.
Now big portion of these Ukrainian officials landed in Alexandrov hospital in Kiev, with the severe cases of pneumonia, as the word has it.
Only this time around they can't go back for treatment to Western European countries as usual.
They are stuck in Ukrainian healthcare system, that they themselves were *successfully reforming* for the last five years, following the guidelines of the IMF/Soros and American Democratic Party.
Not only that, but now the resigned ( or rather fired?) former Prime Minister of Ukraine, infamous A. Goncharuk, yet another key man of Soros, is accused of illegal sale of face masks and other PPE products to China back in February, hundreds thousands of them, since Ukraine now has none.
I was watching trains going in both directions - Russians returning home from Ukraine ( after visiting relatives,) and Ukrainians going back home from Russia ( not too many though.)
Sad to see all these people with broken ties, once the border is closed.
KIEV, March 29. /TASS/. The President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky urged the Verkhovna Rada to adopt the laws necessary for the loan of the International monetary Fund (IMF) to $10 billion In a video message posted on Sunday, Zelensky said that otherwise the country could face default.
"Our country is due to coronavirus was at a crossroads. The first way is the adoption of two vital laws, then Ukraine will receive support from the international financial partners in the amount of not less than 10 billion dollars, which will serve to stabilize the economy and overcome the crisis, and the second way - the failure of the law, and after the decline of the economy, even the threat of default," he said.
Zelensky said that last week the office of the President and the government "did everything that depended on them, and have agreed on financial support for Ukraine." "We and the government have chosen your way. Now it is the turn for the people's deputies", - he concluded.
Zelensky, on 27 March reported that Ukraine agreed with the IMF to increase the program on the terms of the adoption by Parliament of two laws: the opening of the land market and on banks (involves the prohibition of returning nationalized banks to the former owners). The President then stressed that under the conditions of the country for 15 days will receive the first tranche of about $ 1.75 billion - $ 2 billion.
An extraordinary meeting of the Verkhovna Rada which is planned for consideration by the President of laws, scheduled for March 30.
Now DKM will come and tell about the power of the Ukrainian economy.
Now DKM will come and tell about the power of the Ukrainian economy.
Can I answer for him with a question - how does it turn out that since the new year the Russian ruble has lost 15 percent against the Ukrainian hryvnia?
Can I answer for him with a question - how does it turn out that since the new year the Russian ruble has lost 15 percent against the Ukrainian hryvnia?
Not only Maxim.
When I was listening to Dubinsky, he explained all those currency schemes; speculation on Ukrainian grivna, and why exactly it gained strength ( which was a very dangerous sign for crumbling Ukrainian economy).
But since you already know *how thrilled* I am to listen to all these financial matters, I don't remember all the details.
I can find them for you if you are interested though.
Not only Maxim.
When I was listening to Dubinsky, he explained all those currency schemes; speculation on Ukrainian grivna, and why exactly it gained strength ( which was a very dangerous sign for crumbling Ukrainian economy).
But since you already know *how thrilled* I am to listen to all these financial matters, I don't remember all the details.
I can find them for you if you are interested though.
I watched/read about the same conclusions (maybe even you posted these videos before). I think that a country cannot have a stable strong economy when its industry burns down in a civil war. I am skeptical about the strength of the hryvnia and do not rule out financial default in the coming months.
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