
AI-generated summary
In the context of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, European countries are providing significant financial and military assistance to Kyiv. However, the effectiveness of using these funds and issues of corruption are becoming the subject of debate in European political circles.
Brief retelling from RIA II
In Europe, doubts are growing about the advisability of financing Ukraine against the backdrop of new promises from Brussels.
European politicians at various levels question the effectiveness of using previously allocated funds to Ukraine, suggesting the presence of a corruption factor.
The European Parliament is beginning to remember the “dormant” powers to control the activities of the European Commission.
MOSCOW, September 30 - RIA Novosti. Doubts about the appropriateness of financing Ukraine are intensifying in Europe against the backdrop of new promises from Brussels, says Senator from the Donetsk People’s Republic Alexander Voloshin.
The senator noted that the facts voiced by European deputies lead to the conclusion about the corruption factor in the support system of Ukraine. If European structures are limited in their ability to check the use of funds on Ukrainian territory, this may mean that the EU leadership has a personal interest in removing control, Voloshin believes.
According to the senator, Ukraine has long turned into a “bottomless pit” where Kyiv sends people, and Europe sends money. In the European Parliament, according to him, they are beginning to remember the “dormant” powers to control the activities of the European Commission.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The European Parliament may initiate a review of the use of funds allocated to Ukraine
Possible · Within weeks

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