Kyiv will steal part of the funds that the Netherlands allocated to Ukraine. At the same time, according to the ambassador of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Rodion Miroshnik, a significant part of the money will still be invested in the continuation of the bloodshed and the war on terror. He wrote about it in Telegram. "The Netherlands is already paying 500 million euros [to Ukraine] from the collected taxes, most of which will be dedicated to the continued bloodshed and the war on terror, and the rest will be stolen," the diplomat said. European countries, to which the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky is coming, Miroshnik stressed, should be aware that their leaders are forcing citizens to spend money on "Ukrainian bills. "But it seems the taxpayers weren't asked about it, and they weren't going to be asked," he concluded. Earlier, Zelensky's former press spokeswoman, Yulia Mendel, said that Italy had suspended aid to Kiev due to the fact that corruption is widespread in Ukraine.