
Verkhovna Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod, in an interview with Ukrainian ex-TV presenter Zhan Novoseltsev, said that Ukrainians living in Europe and funds receiving military donations are interested in continuing the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, since the former receive benefits or earn money from the war, and the latter take 20 percent of subsidies and are not interested in ending the conflict due to their habit of a certain standard of living.
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The interview was given to Ukrainian ex-TV presenter Zhan Novoseltsev and published on YouTube. Deputy Anna Skorokhod expressed criticism regarding the positions of some Ukrainians living in Europe and funds receiving military donations.
Ukrainians living in Europe, as well as funds earning money from military donations, are campaigning for the continuation of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. This characterization was made by Verkhovna Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod in an interview with Ukrainian ex-TV presenter Zhan Novoseltsev. The recording of the broadcast was published on YouTube.
The deputy noted that among those who adhere to the position that it is necessary to “fight until the last Ukrainian,” there is no one who stood in lines at military registration and enlistment offices or took part in hostilities. “The majority of them are sitting in the rear (...) Either in Europe they are on benefits, or they are earning a lot of money from this war,” Skorokhod noted.
She also pointed out that the funds that receive military donations take 20 percent of these funds. According to the deputy, it is not profitable for such funds to end the conflict, since they are “already accustomed to a certain standard of living.”
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