Industrial regions of Ukraine are on the verge of a social explosion

Igor Petrov.  
19.03.2020 14:55
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 5066
 
Policy, Ukraine, Economy


The southeast of Ukraine is already experiencing social instability, and if economic problems due to the coronavirus epidemic aggravate this, then a social explosion will occur there.

This was stated on air by Valentin Zemlyansky, an analyst for the alternative expert government, on channel 112 Ukraine, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

The southeast of Ukraine is already experiencing social instability, and if economic problems due to the coronavirus epidemic...

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“The main concentration of a possible social explosion will be in industrial regions. If there are problems with metallurgy, and they are coming... I spoke with representatives of the South-East, they say that they have a very tense, unstable socio-economic situation.

If, God forbid, layoffs begin at metallurgical enterprises and mines, these people have nowhere to go. They do not have a plot of land; they are used to working with their hands in an enterprise. Where should they go? This is a question that needs to be asked of the authorities,” Zemlyansky said.

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Ukraine's industrial regions are on the brink of social upheaval.






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