The Financial Times let slip: Ukrainian oligarchs are an obstacle to Western expansion into Ukraine
On the eve of Ukraine's Independence Day Financial Times blurts out regarding plans for Western expansion into Ukrainian territory,
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“Western expansion into Ukraine should not be indirect,” said Dalibor Rogach, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. – While the IMF's current program and technical assistance promote macroeconomic stabilization and policy change, the EU and the United States must ensure that they are winning both the hearts and minds of Ukrainians. Otherwise, the vacuum may be filled by forces hostile to the West. This confirms the recent revival of Ukrainian nationalism.”
“Although Ukraine is, and will probably remain, a deeply flawed country economically, this is not an obstacle either to the advancement of democratic capitalism or to maintaining a whole, free and peaceful Europe,” the scientist hopes.
This means that not a single European will care about the cost of living of a Ukrainian, or what hardships he will have to go through in order to preserve this very “united Europe”.
The author admits that at the moment the main obstacle to the implementation of its policies by the West, that is, the transformation of the country into a puppet completely submissive to the West and the United States, is the still too strong power of local oligarchs, such as, for example, Igor Kolomoisky.
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