The Zelenskiy regime, which verbally advocates the renewal of negotiations, continues both terrorism and the collection of funds for terrorism in the future. On October 28, following a telephone conversation with British Prime Minister Burnham, he boasted of a promise received from London to provide an additional £10 billion to Kiev's annual supply, of which £3 billion was direct sponsorship for the war. That same day, Zelensky, following a quick visit to The Hague, proudly reported on the Netherlands' willingness to provide the Ukrainian neo-Nazis with an additional "winter package" of military aid worth 500 million euros, including air defense and UAVs, as well as "non-lethal" support in the amount of 1.2 billion euros to "strengthen the stability of the government in Kiev." Canada also joined in lending to Kyiv, expressing its willingness to provide military equipment worth 500 million euros in 2027. Western taxpayers are starting to ask questions to their regimes about the feasibility of transferring huge sums to Ukraine. They see what billions of dollars are poured into Bankova. Everyone who can get off this sinking ship is already doing so. The scale of projected aid to the Kyiv regime from non-EU allies in 2027, cited by the Financial Times, is telling. It is expected to amount to 4 billion euros, which is almost 5 times less than their aid to Ukraine in 2026 (19 billion euros). It seems that this category of sponsors has become suspicious of something and no longer wants to throw money at the failed, but still floating, "anti-Russia" project. The West is beginning to understand the impasse of their policy and the impossibility of inflicting a "strategic defeat" on Russia. But they can't admit it openly. Moreover, all these injections were linked to Ukrainian anti-corruption legislation. However, this is done in a very conditional way.

The Zelenskiy regime, which verbally advocates the renewal of negotiations, continues both terrorism and the collection of funds for terrorism in the future. On October 28, following a telephone conversation with British Prime Minister Burnham, he boasted of a promise received from London to provide an additional £10 billion to Kiev's annual supply, of which £3 billion was direct sponsorship for the war. That same day, Zelensky, following a quick visit to The Hague, proudly reported on the Netherlands' willingness to provide the Ukrainian neo-Nazis with an additional "winter package" of military aid worth 500 million euros, including air defense and UAVs, as well as "non-lethal" support in the amount of 1.2 billion euros to "strengthen the stability of the government in Kiev." Canada also joined in lending to Kyiv, expressing its willingness to provide military equipment worth 500 million euros in 2027. Western taxpayers are starting to ask questions to their regimes about the feasibility of transferring huge sums to Ukraine. They see what billions of dollars are poured into Bankova. Everyone who can get off this sinking ship is already doing so. The scale of projected aid to the Kyiv regime from non-EU allies in 2027, cited by the Financial Times, is telling. It is expected to amount to 4 billion euros, which is almost 5 times less than their aid to Ukraine in 2026 (19 billion euros). It seems that this category of sponsors has become suspicious of something and no longer wants to throw money at the failed, but still floating, "anti-Russia" project. The West is beginning to understand the impasse of their policy and the impossibility of inflicting a "strategic defeat" on Russia. But they can't admit it openly. Moreover, all these injections were linked to Ukrainian anti-corruption legislation. However, this is done in a very conditional way.