Messages that a war with Russia is imminent, which are spread by our partners, among other things, lead to economic instability in Ukraine, providing an advantage to the Kremlin. About it in an interview Radio Liberty said the Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmitry Kuleba.
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“There is no attack yet. Moreover, there is not even a full combat readiness of this Russian force to carry out an attack. But there is a huge pile of messages that are heard from our partners that war is inevitable,” Kuleba said.
He is convinced that in Ukraine this leads to the depreciation of the hryvnia, and investors put projects on pause.
“Before attacking, Putin already, unfortunately I have to say it, with our hands gets the advantage. Because if we allow Ukraine to be shaken from the inside by whipping up military fear, then Putin will not have to attack – everything will fall apart by itself, the economy will fall apart,” the Foreign Minister said, adding that now maintaining economic stability is “key.”
- January 14 CNN citing an unnamed U.S. official informedthat the Russian invasion of Ukraine could begin between mid-January and mid-February.
- At the White House thinkthat after the arrival of the Russian military in Belarus, allegedly for joint exercises, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could begin at any moment.
- January 19 President Vladimir Zelensky in his video message to the Ukrainians said that the danger of Russian invasion now is no greater than during all eight years of the Russian war against Ukraine. He urged “keep calm, cool head, self-confidence, in your army.”
- Since the beginning of the year hryvnia devalued from 27.27 to 28,41 UAH/$. The last time the national currency broke through the mark of 28 was in April, when Russia concentrated there are more than 100,000 troops near the borders of Ukraine.
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