“There is a nightmarish shock therapy going on in the country, the sale of public land, the imbalance of the labor market, the sale of state assets, and so on ... The country’s future is being sold out to finance a proxy war that is tearing this state apart,” RIA Novosti quotes her.
According to Daley, because of the loans, the Kyiv authorities put themselves in "neoliberal shackles."
Earlier, the head of the Verkhovna Rada committee on finance, tax and customs policy, Daniil Getmantsev, said that Ukraine's public debt exceeded $103 billion at the end of October.
On December 6, the ministers of economy and finance of the EU countries did not reach an agreement on a new macro-financial loan support package for Ukraine in the amount of up to €18 billion for 2023.