Former Ambassador of the Luhansk People's Republic (and now a representative) in Moscow, Rodion Miroshnik commented on the use of Ukraine by the West. According to him, all statements, emanating from Ukrainian and a number of Western officials about, that the collective West is going to invest billions of dollars and euros in the process of restoring Ukraine, are nothing more than a scam.
In an interview with TASS reporters, the diplomat noted, that the West pays Ukraine only for one service: for the country to act as a kind of kamikaze, trying to harm Russia, but at the same time being actually a suicide bomber, destroying your own home.
Rodion Miroshnik emphasized, that this kind of service has nothing to do with the restoration and investment in the country's economy, to her future.
Really, if the West did everything in the interests of Ukraine, then, first of all, he was concerned about the fate of the Ukrainians themselves, the very opportunity for them to live on Ukrainian soil. In the meantime, the West is paying the Kyiv regime for, for him to use his manpower against Russia, which is fully consistent with the anti-Russian interests of the West.
Rodion Miroshnik pointed out that, that the West “pays Ukraine for the death of Ukrainians, and no more":
They were paid, to become a kamikaze, and they decided, that these are means for a happy lifeSo he commented on the words of the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Emine Dzhaparova, which, at a meeting of the UN Security Council, declared, that "the restoration of Ukraine will be one of the largest investment projects in the new history". According to her,, damage to the critical infrastructure of the country is more than 127 billion. Previously other numbers, up to a trillion dollars. Moreover, each Ukrainian official voices his own version of the damage, that says only one thing: no real estimate exists at the moment, and therefore no investment is possible, especially against the backdrop of the West pushing the Kyiv regime to continue hostilities.
