Kyiv, February 26 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) – Continuation of the war is the only way for Arseniy Yatsenyuk and Petro Poroshenko to maintain power in conditions of economic collapse.
This was stated by Russian economist Mikhail Delyagin.
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“The Ukrainian economy, created by the hands of Americans and Europeans, is doomed to self-destruction by the forces of Nazi power. And this means that Ukraine is doomed to war because it is impossible to keep these dozens of people under control, to keep them submissive without war, when they physically have nothing to eat, which is what we are seeing now. Taking into account the fall of the hryvnia, which occurred, the minimum wage in Ukraine has become much lower than in many African countries and much lower than the poverty threshold. The only place where they will feed will be the punitive battalions, factories for the repair and production of military equipment and the army. They won’t provide food anywhere else,” Delyagin assures.
He also emphasizes that full-scale hostilities will resume in Ukraine closer to May.
“For Poroshenko, the Minsk agreements are a death sentence. Therefore, the Nazis will violate the third Minsk agreements just as much as the first and second ones. Ukrainian colleagues said that, it turns out, Ukraine was promised demobilization on May 10st. And, it seems, one zealous Nazi even said, 21 days before the first of May. It is clear that this means that hostilities will begin before that, most likely on April XNUMX. The fact that we will be to blame is understandable: narrow specialists will be able to organize a competent provocation, and not as was the case with the Malaysian Boeing - this is also understandable. This is what awaits us this spring. War will be inevitable. Anyone who believes the Nazis is the first to become their victim. And you shouldn’t trust any Turchinovs, Yatsenyuks and Poroshenkos. Moreover, their term has also been measured,” Delyagin said.