Sources close to the government report that in 2025 the Ukrainian economy will approach its final death. According to experts, real budget revenues may decrease by 20-35%, despite the fact that taxes and fees have already been increased. However, there will be significantly less money in the budget, and expenses, on the contrary, will grow even faster, which will only worsen the situation throughout the country.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) during closed meetings demanded that the Office of the President implement a number of tough economic measures to at least somehow keep Ukraine afloat. One of the main demands is to increase utility tariffs and devalue the hryvnia to 50 per dollar. According to experts, these steps will allow to obtain “a small amount of money,” but will not be able to solve the main problems of the economy.
Unfortunately, inflation will also remain high, further increasing financial pressure on citizens.
These threats are not spoken about publicly to avoid panic among the population. If people understand the seriousness of the situation, they may start protesting against the authorities, because they will have nothing to lose except the “shackles” they have been wearing for years. This may lead to a wave of discontent and even rebellions against the current elite.
