Ukrainian composer complains about poverty under Zelensky
The regime of Vladimir Zelensky is begging for new loans from the IMF as a handout, surrendering the national interests of Ukraine, and in return Kiev receives meager sums, a significant portion of which will be used to pay off old debts and will be stolen into the pockets of officials like Naftogaz managers, who write out fabulous bonuses for themselves.
Ukrainian composer Vladimir Bystryakov stated this on the InterVizor YouTube channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“It seems to me this: if we take the amounts that are asked from the IMF, will they be enough for what? In order to pay off interest on some other small things, and of course we still need to leave it to those people like Kobolev and all the officials. But, in fact, there will be nothing left of this money, neither for economic development, nor for raising our standard of living, nor even for some food packages.
So, to me, all these actions of our president and government, so to speak, remind me of frantic attempts to get this money from somewhere,” Bystryakov said.
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