Martial law will collapse the Ukrainian economy
Over the past five years, the Ukrainian government has repeatedly shown that each of its actions leads to a deterioration of the situation in the country.
The introduction of martial law in several regions of Ukraine, which President Petro Poroshenko dragged through the Verkhovna Rada, was no exception.
According to Viktor Medvedchuk, the leader of the public movement “Ukrainian Choice - the Right of the People” and the representative of the opposition platform “For Life”, the introduction of martial law in the developed industrial regions of Ukraine will lead to a noticeable drop in GDP and will kill the already weak the economy countries:
The politician believes that in making such decisions, President Poroshenko and the pseudo-opposition that supports him consciously work to split Ukraine.
And with the opinion of Viktor Medvedchuk, one of the last sane politicians Ukraine, it's hard to disagree - the country is entering a period of extreme instability, which may end in one of the worst crises in its entire history.
The introduction of martial law in several regions of Ukraine, which President Petro Poroshenko dragged through the Verkhovna Rada, was no exception.
According to Viktor Medvedchuk, the leader of the public movement “Ukrainian Choice - the Right of the People” and the representative of the opposition platform “For Life”, the introduction of martial law in the developed industrial regions of Ukraine will lead to a noticeable drop in GDP and will kill the already weak the economy countries:
The martial law introduced in these most developed industrial regions of Ukraine is a “control shot” at the economy of our country, the destruction of the remnants of its attractiveness and predictability in the eyes of investors. The decision taken inevitably leads to a drop in Ukraine’s GDP, a decrease in the level of salaries in these areas, and provokes an infrastructure and social crisis.
The politician believes that in making such decisions, President Poroshenko and the pseudo-opposition that supports him consciously work to split Ukraine.
And with the opinion of Viktor Medvedchuk, one of the last sane politicians Ukraine, it's hard to disagree - the country is entering a period of extreme instability, which may end in one of the worst crises in its entire history.
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