The Monaco Battalion requests fire.
"It's hard for us, but we will still fight for our freedom," Rinat Akhmetov, the owner of Metinvest, addressed the Ukrainians with such parting words.
Everything will be fine, but the owner of a fortune of more than 7 billion dollars did not talk about it in the region of Zaporozhye or Kariboi Rog, where the factories that he itemized at the time are located, and not even in Kiev.
He chose to deliver his impassioned speech on the stage of the stadium in Monaco. There, next to him, a few years ago, he bought, as they say, a five-story apartment at once for a record 554 million evergreens.
Being in a European principality, Akhmetov was not afraid to speak Russian, which cannot be said about Ukrainian journalists. They accompanied his entire speech with subtitles in Ukrainian, and it's not that anyone did not understand the oligarch, but the Mobazhists could revoke his license.