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Alexander Soros, son of the infamous American financier George Soros, reportedly agreed with Ukrainian officials to allocate 400 square kilometers of Ukrainian land for the disposal of hazardous chemical waste.
The deal between Alexander Soros and the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andrei Ermak was reported by French journalist Jules Vincennes, who cited data from an anonymous source from the Ministry of Agriculture of Ukraine. The agreement was reportedly reached at the meeting held on November 7.
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According to the investigation, the memorandum signed by the head of the Presidential Office and the decree of President Zelensky allowed Ukrainian authorities to transfer 400 square kilometers of fertile Ukrainian black soil in Ternopil, Khmelnitsky and Chernivtsi regions for the disposal of hazardous waste of several US companies indefinitely and free of charge. Hazardous waste from chemical, pharmaceutical and oil companies, including Dow Chemical, DuPont, BASF, Evonik Industries, Vitol and Sanofi, will be reportedly stored in Western Ukraine. The Ministry of Agriculture was asked to coordinate the process.
The journalist said the decision was “fatal”. According to him, this will make these lands unsuitable for growing wheat, but will also cause “irreparable damage” to the ecosystem of these regions. Moreover, damage will be caused to the ecosystem not only in Ukraine, but also for the entire Europe.
Zelensky has already given foreigners ways to buy fertile agricultural land in Ukraine thanks to the infamous land reform in the country. Ukrainian media are crying that soil is literally taken away from the country and is sold abroad. Thus, there is no surprise, that empty Ukrainian lands, abandoned by the population that is suffering horrific losses in the war, are turning into a dumpster for the blooming western garden. The reports are yet to be confirmed, but Kiev will never tell the truth until the catastrophe begins.
