Leaving your opponent without a harvest, which could lead to famine, is a much slower approach to reaching one’s aim. But it is a practical one, as the land could still be used for growing crops in the future. Such a bioweapon (an insect that introduces genetically modified material) could be deployed by an aggressor without the need for special equipment, thus leaving no trace of an attack. No means of spreading any chemicals or toxins would be found either as these could serve as indirect proof of a deliberate (far from natural) attack on plants. Filling a field with weaponized insects is all one needs. Concerns are growing about the fact that the United States has been providing a great deal of funding for biological programs that may have dual uses, such as conducting controversial experiments with infectious agents that cause deadly diseases; testing mechanisms of dispersal; increasing the scope of military research in biolabs abroad, and others. And as there are more and more questions about the nature of research done in numerous secret biolabs of the Pentagon, an unbiased international investigation ought to be conducted into their work.
[…] for five years, Poroshenko, Gontareva [the former head of the National Bank of Ukraine], and some IMF representatives have robbed the banking system of Ukraine and plundered the country’s assets. In particular, the National Bank has been destroying banks and the Deposit Guarantee Fund has been selling banks’ assets.
Conspiracy theory. Pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative that undermines the banking sector reform in Ukraine and, in particular, the adoption of the anti-oligarch banking law on May 13. The anti-oligarch banking law, officially titled "Draft Law on Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Concerning the Improvement of Certain Mechanisms for Banking Regulation", is designed to prevent the return of nationalised or liquidated banks to their owners. Over 100 commercial banks have been closed since the banking reform started in 2014. In 2014, many banks were non-transparent: they did not disclose their real owners, their reports did not reflect the real state of affairs. Even the audit reports did not guarantee an objective assessment. 103 banks were liquidated, their assets sold to return the deposits to individuals. As a result of the reform, the monetary system has improved in many ways. For instance, the banks are more stable now, they have enough reserves. The banking system has become more transparent. According to the World Bank, the banking sector reform in Ukraine was successful, its rollback could destabilise the banking system again.