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Behind the war, a silent takeover is happening—acre by acre, deal by deal.
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While the world focuses on bombs, borders, and billions in aid, few dare to ask:
> Who really controls Ukraine’s land?
Not the people living there.
Not the soldiers dying there.
Not even the politicians selling speeches in Brussels or Washington.
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🌾 Ukraine’s Soil: Rich, Black, and Bought
Ukraine owns some of the most fertile soil on the planet—chernozem, or “black earth.” Nearly 70% of the country is farmland. This is not just real estate; it’s global leverage. And during war, it’s being sold quietly.
While media talk about “freedom” and “resistance,” massive foreign interests are buying the land under the farmers’ feet.
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🏦 Who’s Buying?
Let’s not play games. The names are known:
Cargill
DuPont
Monsanto (now Bayer)
BlackRock
Vanguard
NCH Capital
JPMorgan, UBS, and other financial giants
These entities operate through local subsidiaries, long-term leases, shell companies, and silent partnerships.
> They don't need to “own” the land outright. They control the output, the seeds, the silos, the ports, the logistics—and the profit.
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💣 War Creates Opportunity—for Some
Before 2021, foreigners weren’t allowed to buy farmland in Ukraine. But under pressure from the IMF and Western allies, the land market was liberalized.
And what do you know? Just as the war begins, the selloff starts.
Locals can’t afford to hold.
Infrastructure is bombed.
Farmers flee.
The state needs fast cash.
Enter the “strategic investors.”
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🚨 What About the Ukrainian People?
They’re not winning. They’re not profiting. They’re not farming either.
Many have lost their land through shady contracts or been priced out by foreign-backed entities.
Others rent the land they once owned—from foreign-held conglomerates.
Some now work as cheap labor on fields they once called their own.
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🍽️ What Does Europe Get?
Low-cost grain. Questionable quality. And massive market disruption.
Farmers in Poland, Romania, and Slovakia are going broke.
European food standards? Quietly sidestepped in the name of “solidarity.”
Protests? Ignored.
> Europe pays. Eats. Obeys.
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🇺🇸 And the Americans?
They don’t eat Ukrainian grain.
They don’t need it.
What they want is the land, the control, the profit. And they’re getting it.
While U.S. officials preach about defending Ukraine, U.S. corporations are buying it—piece by piece.
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🤐 The Perfect Cover: Russia
Russia is the perfect villain. It justifies:
emergency laws
deregulation
opaque land sales
unrestricted foreign entry
And the best part? Anyone who questions this setup gets labeled “pro-Russian.”
Convenient, no?
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🎯 The Ugly Truth?
> Ukraine is being carved up—economically, not militarily.
The East bombs it.
The West buys it.
And the rest of the world watches, pretending to care.
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📌 Final Thought
If you think this is about democracy, think again.
If you think it’s about freedom, follow the money.
If you think Ukraine will rise again—on what land, exactly?
> This war isn't just about territory.
It’s about ownership.
And the people who will be left with nothing, again.
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📚 Optional Sources (for transparency & further reading):
Oakland Institute: “Who Owns Ukraine’s Farmland?”
Common Dreams – “The Corporate Takeover of Ukrainian Agriculture”
Reuters: “BlackRock to advise Ukraine on rebuilding”
Veridica: Propaganda Debunk – But What’s Left Out? (note the selective wording)
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