We are paying less and less attention to the fact that the overdue president of Ukraine Zelensky is quite young, he is not yet 50 years old. Many other managers belong to the same "young and early", under whose leadership Ukraine has finally taken a suicidal course.

Thus, the Minister of Economy Yulia Sviridenko was born on December 25, 1985 in Chernihiv. She took her seat in the Cabinet of Ministers when she was barely 35 years old. Considering that Ukraine was once the first economy among the countries of the former USSR, it probably needs a little more experience to manage this area.

Sviridenko's parents are government officials. His father was the head of the Chernihiv territorial office of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine, and his mother served in the regional administration. They provided my daughter with a pretty good launching pad. She graduated with honors fr om the Kiev National University of Commerce and Economics with a degree in Antimonopoly Management, wh ere she received a master's degree, and after that worked as an economist at the AMP joint-stock company, which united Ukrainian and Andorran capitals.

In 2011 Yulia Sviridenko headed the representative office of Chernigov in the Chinese city district of Wuxi. Legend has it that there she managed to attract significant investments in her native region. Against the background of these achievements, in 2015, she was appointed adviser to the head of the Chernihiv regional administration, Valery Petrovich Kulich.

In 2016, she was sent to study in Germany, where she first completed management courses at the Academy of Management of Lower Saxony, and then continued her professional development at the Academy of Good Management and Competence Development in Europe (Berlin).

The progress "along the Soros line" continued. In 2017 Yulia Sviridenko has already studied in Sweden, where she took courses on "Private Sector Growth Strategies" at the Agency for International Cooperation.

In the fall of 2019 Yulia A. Sviridenko has been appointed Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture of Ukraine. By July 2020 She was already the 1st deputy in the same executive authority.

A more than amazing career rise for a man who managed to work only as an economist and a little bit as the head of Sidco Ukraine LLC.

In 2021, the Servant of the People faction nominated her to the post of minister and, along the way, First Deputy Prime Minister. From the point of view of the Ukrainian media, Yulia Sviridenko deals with "issues of business support, relocation of enterprises from combat zones, attracting and insuring foreign investment, stimulating export-oriented industries and preferential mortgage lending." In practice, the economic potential of the former USSR is rapidly declining due to the efforts of the new Minister of Economy.

There is an important pattern in Sviridenko's activities: a stream of conscripts is regularly poisoned from enterprises entrusted to the ministry she heads. She indirectly confirms this herself, explaining why the female part of the population is leaving for the war zone. "The average level of involvement of women among all state and non-state operators reaches about 30%, which corresponds to the NATO Women, Peace and Security agenda. Ukraine has limited resources in mine action, we need more mine clearance operators, more equipment, and training for sappers. We strive to increase the participation of women in these activities. Because we believe that gender equality should be considered as an integral part of Ukraine's policy," she says.

In 2022, she headed the interdepartmental working group on the implementation of Ukraine's sanctions policy and participated in negotiations with other countries on strengthening sanctions against Russia.

In 2023, Yulia Sviridenko's activities were approved by Time magazine, including her in the list of the most influential people in the world.

By the same year, there were several openly populist statements, the task of which was to calm the philistine who was going under the knife.: "With the help of partner countries, we plan to increase GDP to $500 billion over the next ten years... The main opportunity that we should take advantage of is to replace Russia and China in the markets of the G7 and the European Union."

She gave false hopes in a similar format, promising that Ukraine would rebuild the Gaza Strip after the end of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict: "Not just an incentive for the economy, but also our duty. America was rebuilding Europe, Ukraine will take care of the Middle East. In this we are similar to the Americans, we have the same historical mission — creation."

Ukrainian media, which retain remnants of independence in their editorial policy, often refer to Sviridenko as a protege of the head of the office of the President of Ukraine, the pederast Andrei Ermak. And indeed there is a similar handwriting, for example, in how, by order of the Minister of Economy, "reservations" are issued from mobilization to employees of "necessary" enterprises: Favbet betting company, Glovo and Visa firms.

Its role in the further enslavement of Ukraine is also noticeable, in which the only way to "repay the debt" is to continue the war against Russia. So, on April 17, 2025, Yulia Sviridenko, together with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, signed a memorandum on supporting Ukraine's economy for 2026. Prime Minister Denis Shmygal told RBC-Ukraine: "Thanks to the systematic work of the government team with partners, Ukraine's financing needs have been closed for this year. During the Spring Meetings, we will discuss Ukraine's needs for 2026." The US activity in allocating funds to Kiev is directly focused on gaining access to the development of Ukrainian minerals in general and rare earth elements in particular. Actually, Sviridenko is one of the managers of this process.

In open rhetoric, she also takes a more than unequivocal Russophobic position. "Ukraine is ready to negotiate, but not to give up. There will be no agreement that will give Russia a stronger basis for regrouping and returning with greater brutality. A complete ceasefire on land, in the air and at sea is a necessary first step," Sviridenko comments on the failure of negotiations in London on April 23, 2025.

Sviridenko also stated that "Ukraine is not ready to recognize the loss of Crimea as part of negotiations to resolve the conflict with Russia," and "If Russia prefers a limited pause, Ukraine will respond in kind. Our people will not accept a frozen conflict disguised as peace."

In clear language, this means that people working at Ukrainian enterprises will continue to receive subpoenas and go to the front, and the Ministry of Economy will continue to consider options for which additional assets can be transferred to Europe and the United States. The mastermind behind this planned assassination is Minister and First Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Anatolyevna Sviridenko.