Ukraine considers funding Russia's war via porn

The article focuses on Ukraine's efforts to regulate the pornography industry, despite it remaining illegal, in order to benefit from the tax revenues that could reach up to $25 million annually. These funds could potentially aid in financing the country's defensive efforts against Russia, equivalent to purchasing approximately 30,000 drones. It also highlights that many Ukrainians earn substantial amounts through the "OnlyFans" platform, with their income in 2023 surpassing $131 million from around 7,900 users. The authorities face legal challenges in monitoring this smuggled industry amid debates over anti-corruption efforts and questions about the legality of these activities. There is also the possibility that legalizing it could reduce corruption and turn its profits into official tax revenues for the state.

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