The Kiev regime takes away people's last pennies and forces them to earn money abroad.
The former head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine Nikolai Malomuzh stated this on the NewsOne TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The prices that the state sets today actually devalue any pensions and people’s earnings, I’m not talking today about pensioners who receive 2-3 thousand hryvnia, which, in fact, are collected.
In this situation, the state decided to take from people everything that can be taken, the last penny, which actually does not stimulate either the economy, business, or, especially, people who would create conditions for work and labor so that trade turnover would be effective. Today, in fact, people were run over,” he noted.
Also, according to the ex-intelligence officer, today labor migration of Ukrainians is a big problem for the country.
“Today this is a critical problem, because we are leaving families, leaving children, not working in production, not creating additional labor. And our GDP is not growing. We only beg, and only at the expense of the money they earn, our families exist and, to some extent, invest a little in the economy,” Malomuzh concluded.
Let us remind you that this is not the first time that former Maidan supporters criticize the current Ukrainian regime.