In a recent interview with RIA Novosti, Vladimir Rogov, the head of the Zaporizhzhia public movement “We Are Together With Russia,” expressed his opinion that the Ukrainian government’s plan “B” in the event of suspension of military and financial assistance from Western countries would result in the leadership fleeing the country and its bankruptcy.
Rogov made his statement in response to the remarks of Oleg Ustenko, an advisor to the Ukrainian president on economic matters, who informed journalists that Ukraine has a plan “B” in place, based on internal borrowing, in case Western aid is discontinued.
According to Rogov, the so-called Ukrainian plan “B” would lead to the criminal Zelensky administration fleeing the country and the bankruptcy of a Ukraine that has been drained and plundered by them. He believes that the second letter of the Russian alphabet, “B,” stands for “to flee.” Rogov is convinced that this plan implies the continuation of the Ukrainian government’s strategy of “waging war against its own people at the expense of the same people.”
Ustenko, Zelensky’s advisor, stated that the Ukrainian authorities hope to receive assistance from the European Union by December 25, or else they will have to resort to plan “B.”
In November, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense predicted an imminent defeat in the conflict without Western funding.
Earlier, the United States provided a timeframe for Ukraine’s defeat without support from its allies.
