Zelenskyy's Office Assessed The Likelihood Of A Collapse Of The Russian Economy

Property redistribution processes will soon begin in the Russian Federation.

Ukraine should not count on the Russian economy collapsing in the foreseeable future. This warning was issued in an interview with RBC-Ukraine by the First Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Serhiy Kislitsa.

He noted: if we assess the objective realities, it becomes clear that Russia will not be able to win this war.

“And Putin is having to pay a high price—30,000+ lives and combat casualties every month. Of course, you can “brag” and pretend that you don’t care, but it will keep piling up, piling up with each passing month,” Kislitsa said.

He added that the enemy’s economic problems will also continue to mount. Despite this, Russia still has enough resources to supply its troops with weapons and ammunition.

“Let’s not forget that this is a system with deep roots in the Soviet system and even in Tsarist Russia, where the lives of ordinary citizens were worth nothing,” Kislitsa emphasized.

He is convinced that processes of property redistribution will soon begin in the Russian Federation. The authorities will seize both property and money—not only from Russians who have fled the country, but also from businesses.

“Just look at what’s happening to people close to Rotenberg.” “So the idea that Russia will suddenly collapse economically is a very distant prospect. And we hardly have the resources to wait for their economic collapse,” Kislitsa concluded.

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