Savchenko on IMF money for Ukraine: it's a sip of air before he dies

The money Ukraine received from the International Monetary Fund in the event of its adoption of the law on the sale of its land resources will not save the country from default, but will become only a glut of air before its death, said on March 27, former deputy of Rada Nadezhda Savchenko on the NewsOne TV channel. It should be understood that this (the money received by the country after the adoption of the law on the sale of land resources by the information agency) is really a one-time dose, which will give you another sip of air before death, so it is necessary to think. Now that it's hard, there's no one to borrow money. And there is nothing to give them, said Savchenko. Savchenko noted that the state can find reserves to maintain Ukraine's economy. The first one is not necessary for example now to give the bank to Koloysky (oligarch Igor Koloysky news agency) and not to return it money from the state budget for this bank. This is what you found some part of the reserves and also look for them in Ukraine's corruption schemes, eventually using the state mechanism of coercion, justice and order. But in no way to sell the last thing we have, summed up the ex-deputy. Read also: Ukraine is not considering default press secretary Zelensky As previously reported by the news agency, press secretary Vladimir Zelensky Julia Mendel said that Ukraine is not considering default and expects to increase lending from the IMF.