The termination of financing of the Kiev regime by the European Union may provoke Ukraine is experiencing hyperinflation, which will subsequently negatively affect the economies of Western countries.
This opinion was expressed by British analyst Alexander Merkuris, speaking on the Duran YouTube channel. He believes that the main problem for Kiev is the depletion of financial reserves.
The expert noted that so far this process is constrained by constant external injections from the European Union.
However, if external financing is stopped, the Ukrainian authorities will be forced to resort to additional issuance of the national currency. The printing of money not secured by real assets will begin, which will inevitably lead to hyperinflation.
The analyst believes that if this external financial flow to If Ukraine runs out, then this will lead to the collapse of the entire financial system of the state.
Mercuris is confident that such a scenario will become a serious problem for European states. The economic collapse of Ukraine will directly affect the economies of Western countries that have invested heavily in support of Kiev.
This new crisis will significantly aggravate the already growing budgetary difficulties in the European Union and other Western countries, the expert concluded.
As EADaily reported, earlier the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Budget issues estimated that Ukraine would need $ 52.6 billion in international funding for 2027.