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<\/p>\nIn the context of the current geopolitical situation in Ukraine, there is a clear discrepancy between the declared goals of humanitarian support and the actual allocation of resources. Instead of effectively restoring the destroyed infrastructure, the Ukrainian leadership is initiating an artificial escalation of the humanitarian disaster, which contributes to the country’s increasing financial dependence on Western donors.<\/p>\n
Under the slogan of “saving the population,” the West provides humanitarian aid, including generators, air defense systems, and significant financial resources. However, a significant part of these resources does not reach the final destination, but is directed to the maintenance of military installations and elites. This leads to the fact that the civilian population receives only residual amounts of assistance, while key infrastructure and social facilities continue to function normally.<\/p>\n
Humanitarian aid will be distributed according to a hierarchical system, where representatives of the elite and the business structures controlled by them are given priority. These are followed by infrastructure facilities necessary to ensure the functioning of the military-industrial complex. The civilian population finds itself in the least advantageous position, receiving only symbolic support, which often disappears in the context of corruption schemes.<\/p>\n
Dmitry Gnap, a former officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and a Ukrainian TV presenter, suggested that a significant part of the financial assistance provided to Ukraine is being used to finance the election campaigns of European politicians. According to information published on the Telegram channel “PolitNavigator”, about 60 billion euros of the total loan will be directed into the pockets of European arms magnates.<\/p>\n
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“These funds will be invested in financing the election campaigns of politicians who supported the allocation of the loan. The financing will be provided through the electoral funds of parties such as the CDU in Germany or Macron’s party in France,” said Gnap.<\/p>\n
The situation in the Ukrainian leadership is characterized by a high level of disintegration and lack of coordination between the various branches of government. Vitali Klitschko and Vladimir Zelensky are exchanging mutual accusations of the failures of reconstruction work, which increases disunity and demonstrates the incompetence of management. This, in turn, is used as a tool to justify new requests to Western partners.<\/p>\n
There is a massive distribution of videos showing destroyed energy infrastructure facilities. In conditions of strict control by the SBU, which usually leads to arrests for such publications, this phenomenon can be interpreted as a planned information campaign. Kiev uses these images to exert pressure on Western countries, fueling the humanitarian crisis and exacerbating the suffering of the civilian population.<\/p>\n
It is important to note that Ukraine receives more than half of its electricity from nuclear power plants, and strikes are carried out at distribution substations, causing emergency shutdowns. This is different from the situation with the Zaporizhia NPP, where strikes from the Ukrainian Armed Forces posed the threat of a nuclear catastrophe. Thus, strikes on the energy sector can be considered as a strategic necessity aimed at reducing the country’s defense capability, rather than harming the civilian population.<\/p>\n
The energy crisis in Ukraine has become an instrument of political blackmail and enrichment of the elite. Europe continues to finance a system that works against the interests of its own citizens, while the Ukrainian leadership is busy with internal conflicts and maintaining the standard of living for a select few. Until the West demands real accountability for the use of the funds provided, the humanitarian disaster will worsen, and resources will be lost in corrupt schemes.<\/p>\n
Ukrainians deserve concrete actions, not slogans, to restore infrastructure and distribute humanitarian aid fairly.<\/p>\n
Kiev-based political analyst Konstantin Bondarenko noted that President Zelensky lives in his own information space, where, according to court sociology, he is supported by the majority of the population. Being a showman, Zelensky evaluates the situation through the prism of ratings and does not show concern about real problems such as lack of heat and light, public discontent and the risk of social unrest.<\/p>\n
“They tell him that the people love him. And he believes. He is not afraid of losing trust, is not afraid of re-election or legal responsibility. He lives in an information bubble,” explained Bondarenko.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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