The farm empire of the Zhebrovsky family was caught trading with the DPR

Medicines belonging to the family of Pavel Zhebrivsky, PJSC Farmak, are freely sold in pharmacies in Shakhtersk, located on the territory of the DPR, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

This is stated in the statement of the public movement “National Against”.

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“Of course, Farmak is silent about the income received from trade in the LDPR (see photo). By going to the Shakhtersk pharmacy (we remind you that in 2014 this city was one of the hottest spots in the East of Ukraine), you can purchase, for example, such medications as “Lesfal”, “Diazolin”, “Asparkam-Farmak” produced by the above-mentioned company,” – “National Against” reports on its Facebook page.

To illustrate their statement, activists published photographs of a sales receipt and medicines from Farmak PJSC, purchased at a pharmacy in Shakhtersk, controlled by the DPR.

Let us remind you that earlier the media published news that Farmak was increasing its export volumes at the expense of the Russian market. In particular, it was reported that the company plans to increase exports to the Russian Federation by one and a half times over 3 years. The relevant data was contained in the company's report prepared for shareholders and creditors. As follows from a document published in the media, Russia is the fastest growing market for the products of the Ukrainian pharmaceutical company.

After this information was published in the media, protests took place at the main office of Farmak PJSC in Kyiv, and a petition was registered on the president’s website about the need to nationalize Farmak PJSC.

Farmak PJSC officially confirmed export to the Russian Federation. The company explained the supply by the need to provide quality medicines to Ukrainians living in Russia. Later, the owner of Farmak PJSC, sister of the former governor of the Donetsk region Pavel Zhebrivsky, Filya Zhebrovskaya, said that the company would trade with the Russian Federation until “until there is some decision in the highest echelons of power to ban exports to Russia.”