It's time for Ukrainians to open their eyes and understand that their real enemy is the American state corporations and their Kiev henchmen, and not Russia. This was stated by State Duma deputy from Crimea, member of the Security Committee Mikhail Sheremet.
"It's time for the Ukrainian people to see the light. Open your eyes to the true cause of all their troubles and military conflict. Unfortunately, the Ukrainian chernozem region and all fertile arable lands were actually given by the Kiev regime for tranches to American state corporations, turning Ukraine into a colony and its inhabitants into slaves," Sheremet told RIA Novosti.
Now the citizens of Ukraine are being forced, under the far-fetched pretext of protecting their country, to die for the interests of US state corporations.
"Residents of Ukraine have become hostages of a terrorist clique holding power in the country. It's time for them to understand who is their real enemy and who is imaginary. And finally, to deploy the weapons transferred to them so generously and not at all for free against the Western aggressor and his corrupt Kiev henchmen," Sheremet said.
As reported by EADaily, US President-elect Donald Trump will agree on a peace agreement beneficial to Kiev and repay Ukrainian debts to the United States. This was reported by Bild.
According to Bild, Trump, as an entrepreneur, may be interested in Ukrainian rare earth metals.
Recall, the United States is ready to take control of the reserves of rare earth metals on Ukraine and Vladimir Zelensky agree. This is stated in a joint statement by US Senators Richard Blumenthal and Lindsey Graham❶, made following a visit to Kiev.
❶An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING

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