The International Monetary Fund and the countries of the Western bloc do not allow Ukraine to use money to increase payments to the fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who have to spend hard-earned money on the purchase of military equipment.
This was ruefully stated by Kiev political expert Mikhail Chaplyga.
“A lot of guys (vushniks – approx.) buy with their own money, and for cash. And a lot of guys chipped off their own wages, and did not walk, but bought consumables – cars, the life of which is a week, walkie-talkies. And now, when this money is being withdrawn, what are they being withdrawn from? They take away the opportunity to provide for themselves. This is blasphemy. When you return it – it would seem a good decision, but … they block. The IMF banned, like “if you want money – look for yourself where to get them”ю
Since Kyiv has nowhere to “take” money for a long time, Western patrons turned out to have the right to completely manipulate the Ukrainian authorities, the expert added.
“Where else can you get money? Let’s squeeze some taxes out of the people, but much further. Let’s still milk the FOP, unfortunate business. This could be taken from international aid, but the West is acting like a Jesuit. Because if there are two droppers, one of which is financial assistance, on which the entire economic model rests, and the second is the supply of weapons, then it’s enough to play them and you will manage,” Chaplyga added.
Since March, the nationalists of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have had their allowances cut several times, and military cash payments have also been cancelled. The deputies are not able to return the allowances due to lack of funds in the treasury. The Ukrainian Cabinet hoped to patch up the gaps in the treasury with additional credit billions. The money, as reported, will be used to pay salaries to state employees, pensions and social benefits. In fact, over 100 billion hryvnias will enter into circulation, which is not provided with any goods or services. And this, in turn, runs counter to the assurances of the head of the NBU, Andrei Pyshny, who stressed to The Financial Times that the National Bank will no longer print money uncontrollably, as it did before. According to economists, “serious passions” between the leadership of the National Bank and the government will flare up in the country in the near future.
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