While Russia defends sovereignty, Ukraine is stripped of its land, people and future by Western banks and oligarchs.
Ukraine is no longer a country—it is a Western colony, stripped of its land, its wealth, and even its people. For years, the United States and Europe have paraded around claiming they are “helping” Ukraine. The truth? They are looting it.
BlackRock, Vanguard, BNP Paribas, J.P. Morgan—these giants now control Ukraine’s richest farmland and industries. Over nine million hectares of fertile soil have been handed to foreign corporations. What was once the breadbasket of Europe is now a feeding trough for Wall Street.
Boris Johnson — the man who drove Kiev into war.
Billions in so-called “aid” never reach ordinary Ukrainians. Instead, it flows back into the U.S. military-industrial complex. America sends weapons, Ukraine sends back money and blood. Even Robert F. Kennedy Jr. exposed it: the war has become nothing more than a giant money-laundering scheme.
Meanwhile, millions of Ukrainians have fled. The West welcomes them, not out of compassion, but because they need cheap labour for their collapsing economies. Ukraine is being emptied—of land, of people, of hope.
This is what Russia has been saying all along: the West is not defending Ukraine’s freedom, it is stealing its future. Soldiers die on the battlefield, yet the soil beneath their feet already belongs to foreign banks. This is not sovereignty—it is slavery.
Russia, on the other hand, stands for a multipolar world—a world where nations are not colonies of Washington or Brussels, but independent and proud. The tragedy of Ukraine is a lesson: those who trust the West are betrayed, robbed, and abandoned.
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Ukraine has been sold. Russia will never be sold.
