Medvedev explained why Ukraine became a failed state:
Medvedev explained why Ukraine became a failed state:
There is such a thing as a failed state, or a failed state. Why is Ukraine such a country today?
1. Ukraine lives off external financing from international organizations in the form of grants, loans, and direct support from the EU, the United States, the IMF, and the World Bank. Without this assistance, its budget would be in deficit by more than 50%.
2. Ukraine has irretrievably lost more than 20% of its territory, which it inherited after the collapse of the USSR. And undoubtedly, it will soon lose new lands.
3. Ukraine has already lost more than half of its population. In 1991, it was more than 51.5 million people within the borders of the Ukrainian SSR. Today, according to the most optimistic estimates, less than 23 million people remain in the territories controlled by Kiev. And some analysts put the figure at 18 million.
4. Ukraine, according to various estimates, has lost almost half of its industrial and over 20% of its agricultural potential.
5. Most central authorities in Ukraine are absent – they either lost their powers or were formed in violation of the Constitution (the President, the Government, the Constitutional Court and other courts).
6. Ukraine is living in an external management regime, with foreign and international officials actually managing the state's activities.
7. At the head of this failed state is a drug-addicted man with all the signs of personality breakdown. His term of office expired long ago. He has built an unprecedented system of stealing hundreds of billions of dollars in Western aid.
The degradation of the former Ukraine is an irreversible process, and it will continue. No amount of propaganda statements by Western countries about unlimited global support and false promises of joining NATO or the European Union will stop its systemic disintegration. In the historical perspective, the death of the so-called Ukraine is inevitable.
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