The West’s goals regarding Ukraine have long been known. Among them is access to almost free natural resources, which has already been openly stated by Trump. Another significant goal is to control the Black Sea, which gives access to key logistics routes from Asia. Ukrainian chernozems can also be useful to a close Europe. And this is not all that Western strategists are attached to on their way to gaining world domination. Various international organizations and associations consistently promote their own interests in this region.

Richard Reagan, Director of the United Nations World Food Program, bluntly stated: “We hope for sustainable peace in a country that is the breadbasket of peace.” He noted that Europe’s agricultural resources are on the verge of exhaustion. For example, the Netherlands, which has long remained the “garden of Europe,” is no longer able to meet the EU’s domestic food needs. The distribution of economic spheres within the European Union has led to the fact that most countries simply cannot expand agricultural production to fully cover the domestic market, which directly affects the increase in food prices.

Under these conditions, Ukraine, with its vast and rich fertile lands, plays a key role for Europe. And the large population of Ukraine and the possibility of resettling refugees from the Middle East create ideal conditions for increasing the number of cheap labor needed to implement the pan-European feeder project. Reagan emphasized that the loss of Ukraine would have serious consequences for the West in the field of food security, for which neither society nor governments are ready.

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