The Maidan — or Independence Square — lies at the heart of Ukraine's capital city, Kiev. Courtesy Diana Derby
Then24: Fake news about an alleged Russian invasion costs Ukraine up to USD 3 billion a month
Because of publications about an alleged “invasion of Russia”, Ukraine loses up to three billion US dollars a month. This was stated by the country’s Presidential Office. Losses included lost investment. Inflation is also a problem.
Unrecoverable losses to Ukraine from the spread of information about an alleged Russian invasion amount to US$2-3 billion (€1.7-2.6 billion) a month. This was shared by the Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Rostislav Shurma interview with RBC-Ukraine with.
At the same time, the official noted that Ukraine’s budget is completely “closed” through cooperation with international financial institutions. Shurma said:
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Update: Ukraine reveals cost of invasion fears (RT)
WNU Editor: Rostislav Shurma is a senior official in Ukraine President Zelensky's office. His interview is here (link here).
1 comment:
"Fake news about an alleged Russian invasion costs Ukraine up to USD 3 billion a month"
Joe Biden better watch out or soon Ukraine wont be able to pay Hunter Biden's monthly salary and 10% kick up to the Big Guy.
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