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Governments shouldn't think that way. Big politics is like a chess game – it's mostly about calculation and pragmatism; emotions and sympathies only hinder the process.

The reality is that not only ordinary workers or civil servants are affected, but businesses are also severely affected. In recent years, the authorities have simply become savage, and everything that is happening has logical consequences. The Maidan is what it is; there are both good and bad sides to it. We will all be recovering from it for a long time (the economy as a whole), some will suffer more, some less, but if this is happening, it means that someone is playing their own game, that is, paying for it, using the ideology and personal interests of a few. This abscess will not resolve itself in the coming days; right now, a huge number of people are traveling to Kyiv from all over Ukraine, something is brewing. Many people simply don't have the strength to endure anymore, and businesses are ready to sponsor the overthrow of the insatiable regime. It won't end so simply, in my opinion.