After the Maidan, Ukraine fell in price tenfold
Europe will turn a blind eye to any lawlessness of the Maidan activists, since it got what it wanted - a discounted and uncompetitive Ukraine.
Former political prisoner Spartak Golovachev, who had to spend more than two years in a Kharkov prison, stated this on air on the Klymenko Time channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Why does Europe give money to an election campaign if we have such a situation with worsening rights? Moreover, they supported Maidan,” the presenter asked the studio guest, who spoke about the arbitrariness and bullying in Ukrainian prisons after the Maidan.
“As a person who is connected with production, who has access to many plants and factories in Kharkov, I can say that enterprises that cost one and a half to two million dollars before the Maidan now cost 70-80 thousand,” Golovachev explained.
“That is, this is a profitable purchase,” the presenter clarified.
“More land while we have it. But she is dying, they don’t say this on TV, in fact there is little black soil left. A percentage of black soil has already been killed; in Ukraine there is less than 50 percent of it left. The land has already been destroyed by rapeseed, sunflower, tobacco and soybeans. It is no longer called chernozem - “belenozem” or whatever you like, but not chernozem,” added the former prisoner.
English version :: Read in English After the Maidan, Ukraine's prices have fallen tenfold.