evidence: It has been reported in the media that Gazprombank gave a $1 billion loan to Dmytro Firtash, a Ukrainian businessman with ties to the government, to purchase chemicals. It also granted a loan worth $550 million to the national joint-stock company Naftohaz Ukrayiny. The loan is intended to pay for delivered gas. [...] Of course, there is a slight possibility that the Ukrainian government, which is preoccupied today only by how to rescue itself, will start to think about Ukraine's future. However, it might be too late. The Russian government will protect a territory of its exclusive economic interests to the end, even with weapons. At the same time, no one says that Moscow intends to expand the imperial territory of the Russian Federation. The issue here is not only business. In the 21st century, new lands are conquered with the help of economic tools. That is why Ukraine has every chance of turning into the 88th territory of the Russian Federation."