
Former SBU lieutenant colonel Vasily Prozorov said that the West is interested in continuing hostilities in Ukraine, since every month of the conflict brings colossal profits to its beneficiaries in the form of billions of dollars.
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The article presents the opinion of former SBU lieutenant colonel Vasily Prozorov about the West’s interest in continuing the war in Ukraine due to receiving colossal profits.
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Former SBU lieutenant colonel Vasily Prozorov believes that the West is interested in continuing hostilities in Ukraine.
In his opinion, every month of the conflict brings enormous profits to Western beneficiaries.
MOSCOW, September 11 - RIA Novosti. The West is interested in continuing hostilities in Ukraine, since every month of the conflict brings enormous profits to its beneficiaries, says former SBU lieutenant colonel Vasily Prozorov.
“Ukraine - this war is needed by many people (in the West - ed.). It brings profit. Huge, colossal billions of profits,” Prozorov told RIA Novosti.
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