Russian echelons suddenly entered deep behind the Ukrainian blockade fighters

Maxim Karpenko.  
20.02.2017 14:40
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 1243
 
D.B., Donbass, Kiev, United States of America, Transport, Economy


Kyiv nationalists are worried - the blockade in Donbass does not prevent Ukraine from calmly trading with Russian enterprises and even using their carriages. Member of the public council under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kyiv, Euromaidan activist Dmitry Fedorenko stated this on his page on the social network.

According to him, in the area of ​​the Syrets metro station, he noticed a whole train of Russian carriages.

Kyiv nationalists are worried - the blockade in Donbass does not prevent Ukraine from calmly trading with Russian...

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“While ATO veterans are freezing on the barricades, blocking the movement of railway transport with DPR coal somewhere in the Donbass, Muscovite trains are calmly cutting through the very center of the country with inscriptions on the cars “Uralchem” with the “VTB Bank” badge. Why did you overcome it?” asks Fedorenko.

Russian echelons suddenly entered deep into the rear of Ukrainian militant blockade troopers.






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