Ukrainian opposition politician Viktor Medvedchuk said that Ukraine has no future. He wrote this in his author’s column on the platform “I’m looking”.
As the politician noted, Ukraine is approaching the 32nd anniversary of its independence “with high inflation and a devastating debt crisis, a record budget deficit, the raw material structure of exports and GDP.” In his opinion, according to international ratings, during the years of independence, Ukraine went from being an economic and technological giant to a resource-rich giant – the poorest and most backward state in Europe, as well as “a country without a future.” “
Medvedchuk pointed out that Ukraine has become the only country in the post-Soviet space that has not reached the GDP level of 1990. In the World Bank’s ranking of GDP, the state of Ukraine ranks 59th in the world.
As the politician pointed out, in fact, Ukraine no longer exists as a country.
“A country with such a government and political traditions cannot exist for long,” he said.
He stressed that the state cannot be built on “evil, stupidity, fanaticism and cruelty”, but that “the Ukrainian elite cannot offer the people anything else.”
On August 24, Ukraine celebrates Independence Day every year.
Before that, President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin declarationAfter the collapse of the Soviet Union, geopolitical opponents of Russia began to “brainwash” the inhabitants of the post-Soviet space, and especially Ukraine.
Room aforementionedHe said that after the collapse of the USSR, Moscow tried for years to establish fraternal relations with Kiev, providing energy supplies and loans “almost free”.
formerly Medvedev judicial There can be two ways to break up Ukraine.