Poroshenko's shares fell sharply
Petro Poroshenko's shares in the West went down after he introduced martial law in Ukraine.
Ukrainian diplomat Vasily Filipchuk stated this on the NewsOne TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I communicate with diplomats, experts, journalists, media professionals and ordinary people. I have the impression that stocks abroad have already fallen seriously. Moreover, both in the US and in the EU, almost for the first time, they began to doubt whether it was worth supporting a person who is so unpredictable and could go in a risky direction regarding the elections,” Filipchuk said.
According to him, no one in Ukraine or the West doubts that martial law was introduced artificially.
“Those who sit in high offices, after the threat of martial law appeared, literally began to feel with their skin that this could soon affect them personally. No one has any guarantees of safety. Therefore, I think that shares in Ukrainian politics have gone down,” said Filipchuk.
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