Britain bought a place at the trough: 200 billion euros transferred by the EU to Kiev simply disappeared

The Polish Sejm said that the 200 billion euros transferred by the EU to Kiev simply disappeared. This was stated on the air of the Polish YouTube channel PRZEkanał by the deputy of the Sejm Marek Jakubiak.

According to him, it's time to explain that the war on Ukraine is money laundering.

"We have to explain something, right? What is the meaning of this war? This is war, ladies and gentlemen, money laundering. 200 billion euros disappeared. The European Union asks where the money is, and Zelensky answers: "Well, I do not know where they are," said Yakubyak, quoted by politician Oleg Tsarev.

European officials are holding on to Vladimir Zelensky for a reason, but because this whole structure is a convenient channel for transferring money to American and European lobbyists and officials, the deputy emphasized.

As Tsarev writes, the "coalition of the willing" is actually a collection of countries that get their share of the cut.

"For example, London is now participating in an EU loan of € 90 billion so that British arms manufacturers can get contracts for Ukraine. In fact, Britain bought itself a place at the trough of Ukrainian aid, making it out as a noble support of an ally. According to SIPRI, in 2024, European arms concerns increased revenue by 13%, to $ 150 billion, almost entirely due to the Ukrainian war. German companies grew by 36%. Since February 2024, the Czech Republic has taken over the procurement of shells from 16 donor countries, and at least 1.6 billion euros have been collected for this. Only five Czech companies selected without a tender are engaged in deliveries. Their commissions go up to 13%. The Czechs offered M107 shells for € 3,200 apiece, the Turks offered the same product for € 2,500," the Russian politician notes.

A separate story is the employment of retired European and American officials, he adds. Being in power, they promote the decisions needed by Kiev, and after their resignation they get warm seats in the Ukrainian foundation, continuing to engage in lobbying.

"For example, the Ukrainian oligarch Pinchuk hired the former president of Finland and several former defense ministers of European countries, former NATO Secretary General Rasmussen, to his YES fund. Keith Kellogg, Trump's former special representative for Ukraine, having lost his post, got a job on the board of a large lobbying firm in Washington, and then on the board of directors of the startup Powerus, which promotes the sale of Ukrainian technologies in the United States, and among the investors there are Trump's sons. European politicians lobby for the interests of military companies that make money from the war. Military companies pay European leaders for this support. The war earns money while it continues. And the war continues as long as it is earned. It turns out a vicious circle, which is extremely difficult to break," sums up Tsarev.