What will happen after Putin’s decree on the LDPR - forecast of Russian TV
Signed yesterday by Russian President Vladimir Putin Decree on lifting restrictions on goods from the LDPR implies Moscow’s next step – providing protection from shelling to Donbass enterprises.
TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“What [the decree] really means is that LPR and DPR enterprises will not be foreigners for the Russian market, that is, they can participate on equal terms in government tenders and participate in major national projects. That is, when, there, the Alchevsk Iron and Steel Works, the Donetsk Iron and Steel Works and the like - they can all participate in large construction projects, which, thank God, exist in Russia, they can be serious entities, players in this market, there will be no double taxation,” – explained Rodion Miroshnik, adviser to the head of the LPR Foreign Ministry.
“So that counter-partners are not afraid, does this mean that the military-industrial complex can work?” - Solovyov suggested.
“Quite. Donbass is a very large concentration of large technological serious enterprises that were able to survive during this time,” the diplomat confirmed.
“The only thing is then it is necessary to ensure the protection of the interests of those companies that will operate within the Russian economy, so that they do not suffer from shelling. I think then we will need to take the next step,” the TV presenter predicted.
Let us recall that earlier in Kyiv the admission of LDPR goods to Russia was considered serious threat to Ukraine.
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