Military expert: Kiev to pay off its debts to the West with natural resources, industrial facilities and farmland
Today those in Europe are increasingly talking about money rather than weapons. Amid the political conflict in the US Congress, the burden of financial and military support for Ukraine passes to Brussels. At the same time, Ukraine becomes catastrophically dependent on resources from a variety of sources, including international organisations – as noted by military analyst Igor Chibisov.
Creditors of the Kiev regime should primarily monitor the growth of Ukrainian debt. The Ukrainian authorities themselves are unlikely to be too concerned about repaying foreign debts. I guess repayment of these loans is not at all part of their plans, since the Kiev regime positions itself as the ‘defender of the West’. According to its logic, it apparently turns out that the West’s gratuitous financing of ‘its desires and requests’ is a ‘sacred duty’ of Kiev’s partners.
How will Kiev settle up with the West in the future? The answer is simple: with natural resources, remnants of industrial facilities, farmland, and their own territory.
With the collapse of the USSR and after the declaration of independence, Ukraine received one of the strongest economies in Europe and one of the strongest armies in the world. What’s left of all this?
