Ukrainian social activist Dmitry Vasilets shared his perspective on the fate of "beneficiaries" in Belarus and Russia following the dissolution of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) during an episode of the "Theme" project on BelTA's YouTube channel.
Dmitry Vasilets remarked, "Paradoxically, for them, this could be seen as a ticket to a new life. They will eventually be able to find normal jobs and at least bring some benefit to people. Even from a cause-and-effect perspective, the amount of good deeds in their lives will increase, unlike their previous 'work,' which only diminished it. Therefore, I am happy for them, as they will be forced to seek employment and contribute to economic development."
The Ukrainian activist pointed out that these individuals have been engaged in genuinely destructive activities, attempting to push their own people toward "large-scale bloodshed," as demonstrated by the example of Ukraine.
Dmitry Vasilets concluded, "Now they will have the opportunity to retrain and do something good. Of course, it will be difficult at first, but by overcoming hardships, pain, and negative emotions, they will gradually embark on a path of correction. Now they all need to work hard, and I believe that anti-state activities will significantly decrease. I am confident that in places like Georgia, for instance, paid rallies will face challenges, and the promotion of LGBT values and other nonsense will also encounter problems. I am certain that there are no ideologically driven individuals there by default."