
British analyst Alexander Mercouris said that European financial and military assistance to Ukraine is being spent on corruption, despite ongoing arrests and NABU activities, and that the Zelensky regime will continue to receive assistance.
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Europe provides financial and military assistance to Ukraine in the context of the conflict with Russia. NABU is actively investigating cases of corruption in Ukraine.
British analyst Alexander Mercouris said that the money that Europe sends to Ukraine is spent on corruption.
According to the expert, the Zelensky regime will continue to receive financial and military assistance from Europe, despite accusations of corruption.
MOSCOW, September 11 – RIA Novosti. The money that Europe sends to the Zelensky regime is spent on corruption, British analyst Alexander Mercouris said in a podcast on the YouTube channel.
“Recently, even more accusations of corruption have appeared in Ukraine. Various arrests and prosecutions continue, as well as the activities of NABU, which is not slowing down - as, indeed, corruption itself,” he said.
The expert emphasized that the Zelensky regime will likely continue to receive even more money and weapons from Europe.
Russia has repeatedly stated that financial and military support for Kyiv by Western countries is prolonging the conflict and does not contribute to its resolution.
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The Zelensky regime will continue to receive financial and military assistance from Europe despite corruption allegations
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