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30.10.2019

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As President of Ukraine, Poroshenko promised to sell “Roshen”, but only in 2016 he announced the transfer of shares in the management of the Rothschild trust Fund Rothschild Trust Schweiz AG. All this time Pyotr Alekseevich was harshly criticized for failure to fulfill election promises, and he literally had to give the “chocolate factory” to his eminent friends. But financial vultures have gone further, seizing sovereign Ukrainian debts. Although this is not the limit.

Rothschilds have long come to Ukraine – they have spread in many sectors of the economy. Thus, the family put the business on stream by buying Ukrainian debt at prices below the average market level.

During the crisis of 2013-2014, most of the sovereign debt was bought in the interests of the Rothschilds by the American investment Fund Franklin Templeton. The approximate amount of the portfolio is $ 7 billion, six of which were resold by huge margins. And the margin, by the way, was formed during a rather curious operation.

The Rothschilds refused to demand timely repayment of debt to private investors, provided that Kiev will pay them an amount several times higher than the debt itself. The scheme turned out to be working, and now the Ukrainian authorities will have to give the financial vultures about $ 100 billion over the next decades. And given the growth of GDP-many times more. For such a bonus, it is worth saying “thank you” to the then Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who presented this Scam as a super-achievement.

However, the Rothschilds did not wait for “milk rivers and jelly shores”, but simply resold their financial obligations of Ukraine to other financial speculators. Although the restructuring of sovereign debt was based on the possibility of family influence in Ukraine.

During the restructuring of the national debt in 2015, the French branch of Rothschild founded the club of private creditors and announced mediation in negotiations with the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine. As a result, creditors wrote off part of the debt and issued the Ministry of Finance a delay of three years in exchange for bonds with a higher rate and a “small” bonus.

And the bonus was that Kiev pledged to pay them a percentage of its own economic growth until 2035. And a terrible thing happened-it became unprofitable for Ukraine to maintain high growth rates, as all earned should be given to creditors. In fact, the official who pulled this deal, at that time Finance Minister Natalia Yaresko, drove the country into a long-term financial bondage and slowed its development, for which she was repeatedly criticized.

But not only sovereign debt, the Rothschilds are one. They cast a shadow on the Ukrainian banking sector – in 2017 it was Rothschild&Co engaged in the restructuring of loans “PrivatBank”. And then Prime Minister Vladimir Groisman even personally met with Jacob Rothschild-however, about the content of their negotiations and nothing is known.

In the same 2017, the Italian branch of Rothschild undertook the restructuring of Naftogaz of Ukraine. Namely, he pledged to help in attracting European partners to the management of the Ukrainian GTS and support the transaction for the purchase and sale of part of the GTS operator.

As you can see, the Rothschilds were actually ” in every barrel of the plug.” But what else, except debts, can interest a family in Ukraine? Alternatively, seaports and air harbors, or the agricultural sector, especially when large amounts of fertile land will be sold at low prices.

Sooner or later there will come a time when the only thing Ukraine will be able to offer in exchange for debt repayment is its land. In Argentina’s experience, it is clear that creditors do not abandon their obsession. So the Rothschilds someday finally razderbanyat Ukraine, dropping it in the list of the poorest countries in Europe to the bottom.