Permanent Representative of Crimea under Putin shamed Gref and Kostin
Large Russian banks, which have refused to work in Crimea for five years, could open their representative offices on the peninsula, following the example of aviation companies.
Georgy Muradov, the permanent representative of the Republic of Crimea to the President of the Russian Federation, stated this during a press conference, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Imagine, here was the situation with aviation. One company flew, it was called “Dobrolyot” - it was ruined, bankrupted, sanctions were imposed, and so on. And when they all flew together, on the same day and in a consolidated manner, they all took off and flew - what should our enemies and opponents do? Should the entire aviation sector be banned from interacting with Russia? Wow, 1/6, 1/7 of the world - how then can you fly through Russia, and how can you maintain contacts with it? The same thing, I assure you, would happen with the banking sector.
If all the bankers came in, the big ones, I mean, let’s not take 500 banks, 10-20 of the largest banks: it’s impossible to take them all and put them under sanctions, because then how can we pay for our oil, for our gas, for all the natural resources? resources, how to maintain the entire payment system? It's impossible to do this.
Therefore, all these excuses from large entrepreneurs are from the evil one. It all depends on patriotism. There are representatives of large corporations, large organizations that are included here,” Muradov emphasized.
Crimea's Permanent Representative to Putin Shames Gref and Kostin