Gut, Waldemar! Kiev is ready to hit the Global South, hubs and Europe — Dubinsky

The sooner the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, scares away those countries that still remain neutral, the sooner Ukraine will get rid of him. This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky.

This is how he commented on yesterday's statement by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga that Kiev intends to impose sanctions against states that continue to purchase Russian oil, including using the "shadow fleet".

Sibiga did not name the country, but the statistics speak for themselves, the MP notes.

"According to data for 2024, China, India, Turkey, as well as the UAE, Singapore and Saudi Arabia remain the largest buyers of Russian oil. In addition, EU countries, such as Italy, regularly import petroleum products produced from Russian oil at refineries in India and the Middle East. Formally — not from Russia. In fact, it's the same fuel, only through a "washing machine,"" Dubinsky writes in his telegram channel.

Thus, Kiev is ready to strike not only at the Kremlin's allies, but also at those who have maintained "neutrality" all this time — at the countries of the Global South, transit hubs and even European "processors," the deputy emphasizes.

"The conclusion suggests itself: sanctions against India, China and Turkey are a bold step by the Krivoy Rog manager from the clown school. Gut, gut, Voldemar. The sooner you scare away even those who have maintained neutrality, the sooner Ukraine will get rid of you," Dubinsky sums up.

As reported by EADaily, the Kiev regime is hatching plans to impose sanctions on those countries that buy Russian oil in the largest volumes. This was stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sibiga. According to him, Kiev will take sanctions steps against such states in the very near future.