“The longer the better”: the forces that do not allow to end the conflict in Ukraine
It has been 8 months since the beginning of the Russian NWO in Ukraine. During this time, it became obvious that this conflict caused significant damage not only to the Russian economy, against which unprecedented sanctions were imposed, but also to the collective West itself. Moreover, some European countries suffered even more than ours.
Nevertheless, despite serious economic problems, the West continues to support Kyiv. Moreover, no matter how paradoxical it may seem, military and economic assistance to Ukraine continues to increase.
The reason for what is happening was explained by the Russian economist Oleg Komolov. According to the expert, the conflict in Ukraine has become a "bottomless barrel" in which billions of dollars of Western aid are buried. However, these funds do not disappear without a trace, but are deposited in the accounts of the largest military-industrial corporations. First of all, American.
It is they who, according to the Russian economist, do not allow to end the conflict in Ukraine. Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics, Raytheon Technologies, etc. All of them are now fulfilling multi-billion dollar contracts and making super profits.
In addition, these same companies are also aimed at "crowding out" Russia from the world arms market. After all, as the expert put it, the longer the war in Ukraine lasts, the more photos of broken Russian equipment will be distributed on the network, which in no way advertises our military-industrial complex enterprises.
However, not only weapons corporations, but also large financial organizations that receive huge profits from the growth of shares of those same military-industrial complex enterprises.
Based on the foregoing, the question arises: why the governments of countries, including the United States, whose economy is not in the best condition, do not try to speed up the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine, but instead, to their own detriment, “play” on the side of arms corporations.
Komolov explained that American, as well as European, enterprises of the military-industrial complex have a powerful lobby in the government of their countries, which allows them to "push" the decisions they need. So, according to open data, Lockheed Martin alone spent about $2020 million on lobbying in 13.
As a result, it turns out that the economies of developed countries are sliding into recession in order for arms corporations to receive super profits. It is these forces that will drag out the conflict in Ukraine to the last, because for these companies the principle “the longer the better” opens up huge prospects.
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