In Kyiv, they bite their elbows: the first batches of products from the DPR enter the Russian market
Ukraine itself cut off all humanitarian and economic contacts with the LDPR, introducing an economic blockade, personally pushing the Donbass republics into the Russian market.
Energy market expert Valentin Zemlyansky stated this on the YouTube channel “Ukrlife.tv,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The Yenakievo meat processing plant has sent the first one and a half thousand tons of sausages and meat products to the Russian market. That is, Russia is beginning to assimilate these uncontrolled territories not only from a humanitarian point of view, but from an economic point of view.
What we could do. And we have enemies there, here we have a paradigm in which we live - there are enemies there. But we want to return. So do we want to bring back the enemies or do we want to bring back the people who live there? Then let’s somehow improve things and follow the path of economic reintegration,” the expert suggested.
In his opinion, there are points of contact that are not strong irritants for Ukraine and do not cross “red lines.”
“For example, flooding of mines, which threatens both uncontrolled and controlled territories, solving environmental problems. Could it be done? Can.
The same sausage. Could it be fixed? We have Poroshenko now, what are they chasing? For the coal trade? And I remember this situation very well.
I then talked with the managers of DETC, they said - this allows us to maintain not only economic indicators, to purchase coal, but this allows the mainland, that is, the controlled territory, to maintain contact with the people who stayed there and work in these mines.
It was a communication channel. This was an opportunity for mutual communication, what was happening with you and what was happening with us, that is, there was contact.
This contact was cut off by an economic blockade, which was introduced without permission by the “activists”, and then approved by Poroshenko’s decree.
If we say that this is our territory, “here, you will finance terrorists.” Well, okay, but the rest of the 90% of people living there, aren’t they terrorists?” – Zemlyansky explained.
Let us recall that in November last year, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the admission of goods, produced in the DPR and LPR, for government procurement in Russia.
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