The Ukrainian authorities " put " country on a new needle, asking for a loan from US for the purchase of nuclear fuel, according to a former Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov.

Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk have said before, that nourishes the hope of the organization Westinghouse for the credit of Export-import Bank of the United States And the Corporation of foreign private investments.

USA, emphasizes Azarov promised to consider the question of granting the third credit guarantees in the amount of billion dollars in exchange for commitment to purchase us fuel elements (TVEL).

"The loans will have to pay And Ukraine" will sit down " not only on a credit needle, in addition to And completely dependent on American supplies of fuel for Russian design to be built nuclear power plants, And there could be no serious restoration will not do. In short, the Kiev regime a little of Chernobyl, he decided to "play" with other nuclear power plants, " wrote Azarov on his page century

The former Prime Minister said that he was surprised at the "dependency" of the Ukrainian authorities, which had requested money for gas in Europe, And nuclear fuel - USA. Azarov said that Yatsenyuk had requested money from the EU even on the wages of Ukrainian officials.

"The lie that we have accumulated somewhere in huge amounts. Everywhere I go And ask. Everywhere with an outstretched hand. Already had accumulated to such an extent that it has received a default, become bankrupt, And continue this line, " - wrote Azarov.

The former Prime Minister wonders what will be with Ukraine, when the West will no longer give money to the country.

"All this surprises me. But to work differently. We none he never asked for anything, And for gas paid 2 times more than at present And pay the fuel delivery, And support the stability of prices, tariffs, the national currency. And economy have developed. And We were poor, And Poroshenko, Yatsenyuk And Co. are good. The paradox, And only. And actually ashamed for Ukraine. What kind of Glory, " - concluded Azarov.

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