In an article titled “BlackRock is going to buy Ukraine,” the journalist recalls that Zelensky and Fink agreed to focus on coordinating the efforts of all potential investors and participants in the restoration of Ukraine, “directing investments to the most relevant and effective sectors of the Ukrainian economy.”
For this, BlackRock managers will visit Ukraine in 2023 for consultations.
“It's safe to say that the Ukrainian government is generously paying BlackRock to advise on this redevelopment roadmap.
And where does the Ukrainian government currently get its funding, given that its economy is in decline and war is an expensive undertaking?
From the US government, of course,” writes Devlin.
He added that the US would provide $13 billion in direct budget support to the Ukrainian government to avoid a deficit and outright bankruptcy, and President Joe Biden pledged to support Ukraine "for as long as it takes."
“In this way, BlackRock receives money from the American taxpayers through the Ukrainian government for developing a plan that will ensure the success of their future investments in Ukraine,” the observer emphasized.
He concluded that with such deals, the US financial and political elites do not need peace in Ukraine.