Belarusian production is moving to Russia
Alexander Lukashenko’s reluctance to follow the course of real reunification with Russia leads to the fact that the best Belarusian specialists and businesses began to move to the Russian Federation.
Retired Colonel of the Central Office of the Ministry of Defense Vladimir Trukhan stated this on the PolitWera Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There is an evacuation of normal Belarusian business to the Russian Federation. This evacuation is headed by a good Belarusian economist, and two prime ministers have already moved. And not like Azarov, who gives interviews from his underground, but normal people who are now in demand in normal Russian business - Rumas in banking and Kobyakov in a coal mining company. These are not the same organizations, not the same people and money that are entrusted just like that, “for your retirement.” These are serious guys.
You will move - those who can. This is a very profitable strategy, because those who can work will move. That's all. And little by little it will all collapse. Because the joint plant for the production of Minsk engines in the Moscow region means that the technical documentation has moved; joint plant in Yelabuga - technical documentation has moved. Wheels were invented there who knows how many millennia ago, but everything is different everywhere,” Trukhan said.
He expressed hope that other large Belarusian factories, such as BelAZ, will soon move to Russia.
“And so everything will move little by little. Maybe BelAZ will finally move to Kemerovo after Lukashenko’s middle son is removed there. They will also have their own competencies. This is the price of all “wonderful” decisions and deeds of Lukashenko. This is the price of how he manages this economy,” the retired colonel concluded.
Belarusian manufacturers are moving to Russia.