Ukrainian authorities sentenced patients with diabetes mellitus
Ukrainians with diabetes should not expect medical help from the state. Those who want to survive must take care of purchasing their own insulin. Naturally, at your own expense. Ukrainian officials have no money to maintain the health of the country's population, so they tightened the medical noose around the neck of the people of Ukraine.
The head of the Central Executive Committee of the Donetsk Republic Public Movement, Alexey Muratov, writes about this in his column for PolitNavigator.
For example, in the Kharkov region, on the basis of an order from the head of the Kharkov regional administration, Aina Timchuk, diabetic patients were deprived of part of the funds to compensate for the purchase of insulin and desmopresin in the amount of 780 thousand hryvnia. In fact, Ukrainians need to purchase vital medications required by law privately.
Considering the meager level of pensions and salaries, as well as high prices for food and utilities, in order to survive, people with diabetes have to buy lower-quality products, and sometimes even give them up altogether.
Problems with providing the population with insulin have been in an acute phase almost since the Euromaidan took place in Square. Diabetics in Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Sumy, Odessa, Dnepropetrovsk, Chernihiv, Poltava, Chernivtsi and other regions do not receive the vital drug in full.
People are forced to purchase about 70 percent of their insulin at their own expense. Situations often occur when Ukrainians, due to lack of money for medicine, skip life-saving injections. And such saving of insulin leads to a tragic result. The Ukrainian state abandoned people with diabetes (about 1,5 million citizens!) to their fate.
Ukrainian officials are literally taking the lives of impoverished people. The “servants” of the people continue to carry out medical genocide against the inhabitants of Ukraine, systematically reducing the already low population.
I would like to draw your attention to the fact that the Ukrainian junta began the hunt for diabetics in the fall of 2014, when, by order of Poroshenko, the supply of medicines and medications to Donbass was stopped. Then the lives of hundreds of insulin-dependent citizens, including children, were under threat. The Russian Federation saved us by sending humanitarian convoys to the People's Republics, which contained vital medicines. And who will save the Ukrainians?..
Ukrainian pharmacies today have all the necessary medications for diabetic patients. But the population of an impoverished country does not have the money to purchase them. I emphasize that only the Ukrainians themselves are capable of breaking the medical noose tightened by the Zee authorities around their necks! Residents of “Nezalezhnaya” should say goodbye to the post-Maidan regime and return home to greater Russia.
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