You have been lecturing me on several pages telling me how “disrespectful” it was not to answering your questions. I thought you would demonstrate me a perfect example of a proper behavior and answer
all my questions. But no, you came up with blaming Putin instead. In your previous post you blamed me because Ukrainian officials had been calling DNR, LNR “terrorist organizations”. I would NEVER call DNR and LNR "terrorist organizations", I'd rather call official Kiev and their overseas bosses a terrorist organization.
This absurd of blaming the other side for your own faults and crimes has been a new trend in a failed state of post coup Ukraine (which has also officially become the poorest country in Europe). Ukrainian officials are to cowardly to take responsibility for destroying the country from within.
BTW, during
bad Yanukovich times Ukrainian economy, salaries, retirement payments were on the rise. After the coup those above are on huge fall and the prices, the utilities, mortality rate, crimes, Nazis marches and many other “pleasant” things are on the rise. Only zombies can’t see that.
BTW, Happy Nazi Bandera’s day, dear Esay. Did you enjoy Nazis’ torchlight march in Kiev today? Is it Putin’s fault too?
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2016: post coup
Is Ukraine becoming a failed state?
https://www.quora.com/Is-Ukraine-becoming-a-failed-state
2018:
IMF ranks Ukraine as Europe's poorest country
CEPS EU: Almost three years after the Euromaidan revolution,
Ukraine’s leadership has fallen woefully short in delivering on its promises to fight against corruption within the judiciary, clean up political party financing and decentralise government functions. The customs service has yet to be reformed, property rights are far from being ensured and state-owned enterprises have not been privatised. Major reforms aimed at combating corruption have consistently been resisted, delayed, manipulated or appear on paper only. The country’s elite must produce more tangible results in order to earn the trust of the citizens and ease the growing fatigue among Ukraine’s international partners.
https://www.ceps.eu/publications/ukraine’s-unimplemented-anti-corruption-reform
^All Putin's fault, ha?