The Kiev regime, like the Global NATO that is backing it, is heading for bankruptcy. “The Ukrainian Finance Minister is struggling with a yawning gap between the cost of the war and depressed tax revenues in an economy battered by the invasion. Ukraine’s Western supporters—particularly the European Union—are sending promised financial help only slowly,” the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday. “Ukraine’s central bank is having to make up the difference, printing money so the government can pay soldiers’ salaries and buy arms and ammunition. That is weakening the national currency, the hryvnia, pushing up inflation and raising fears that fragile finances could undermine Ukraine’s ability to sustain its war effort.” Details follow but the directionality towards a hyperinflationary blowout of Ukraine’s seems pretty obvious.