Ukraine receives billions of aid from the West, but instead does not provide anything that writes journalist Eduard Steiner. "Ukraine's asking for more money from the West and gets them. In response Kiev refuses reforms and informs that the debts May not cover will have the opportunity, " says the journalist. After the "orange revolution" of 2004 in Ukraine has raised hopes that the country will face a " fundamental transformation ", but the results are disappointing, says Steiner: ten years later in the system plan in the country has remained the same. for example, the oligarchy has not only not been eliminated, it came out well on a new level. In one example, Steiner leads Igor Kolomoisky, one of the wealthiest people in the country, which last year Sal Governor and now politically controls the at least two regions in the country. Despite the proclaimed tolerance for bribery, real action to address it was never adopted, comments for que Welt situation expert on Ukraine, head of the scientific research Mises center Yaroslav Romanchuk. From the perspective of Steiner, the decision of the international monetary Fund to have confidence in Ukraine is based not on naivety of the IMF, and " hope ": the current Ukrainian government seems largely focused on the reform than those who led the country in 25 years. Small countries such credit can only dream, says the journalist. anyway, he says, specialists in risk from the IMF warned: the success of the loan program depends not only on developments in the East of Ukraine, but also on how to behave like the current government in Kiev. The IMF Executive Board in just a few days before that blessed new loan to Ukraine in the amount of 17, 5 billion dollars, which, for its part, is part of international aid programs totaling 40 billion dollars.