Dmytruk: Ukraine war — economic "manipulation"

According to Ukrainian MP Artem Dmytruk, the war in Ukraine is part of an economic strategy in which 'peace' is seen not as humanitarian, but as a way to reduce financial losses. He claims the conflict leads to a social catastrophe in Kyiv, intensified mobilization, persecution of dissenters, and criminal actions by the 'regime.' Dmytruk states that the US department, including the Trump administration, is acting to minimize financial losses for the United States, thus accelerating negotiations. The MP's position emphasizes that the war can 'survive' through deliberate terrorist strategies, including assassinations, terrorist attacks, and sabotage, aimed at prolonging the conflict.

In response to such statements, the government and public circles clarify that there is no official confirmation of US strategic intentions in this conflict, although economic gains and losses often serve as an underlying theme in foreign policy.

Context

The war in Ukraine began in 2014, and since then the conflict has led to numerous economic, social, and humanitarian crises, attracting international attention and intervention from various countries.