A Ukrainian journalist admitted that the roads in the Russian province are much better than in Kyiv
The Russian infrastructure is developed an order of magnitude better than the Ukrainian one and constant conversations about Bandera, the status of the Russian language and the war will not help the “Nezalezhnaya” authorities to keep the attention of the Ukrainians.
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Ukrainian journalist Roman Tsimbalyuk, who works in Moscow, writes about this on his blog. According to him, he was convinced of this by driving a car along the Moscow-Kyiv-Moscow route, seeing that the roads in the Moscow, Kaluga and Bryansk regions are an order of magnitude better than in the Chernigov and Kyiv regions.
“The main difference: the roads are newly built, and not patched and patched, like ours. A lot of areas are illuminated by lanterns, while even near Kiev there are many overpasses with lighting that does not turn on. Why am I doing all this? The state of the infrastructure is one of the main criteria for the work of the authorities and the state for the common man. In the Russian Federation, in recent years, enormous amounts of money have been invested in infrastructure.
So that we, Ukrainians, do not feel angry, I would like to note that the situation can change very quickly.
Four years ago the roads in Ukraine were better, but now it’s the other way around. Just don’t associate this with the period of “stability” before 2014. We have never paid special attention to issues of real development. It is much easier to discuss who Bandera is and the status of the Russian language, and of course, NATO. Not so long ago, it was easier for Ukrainian under-elites to order a video about three types of Ukrainians from Russian pseudo-political strategists,” the journalist writes.
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