Groysman explained why Ukraine’s trade with the “aggressor” is growing
Imports of goods from Russia, legally recognized by the Verkhovna Rada as an “aggressor state,” are growing due to fuel, fertilizers and spare parts.
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Natalya Mikolskaya, Trade Representative of Ukraine, Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade, stated this on Espreso.TV, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Regarding imports, the largest item is energy imports, including fuel. The second item is fertilizers, the third item is spare parts for mechanical engineering,” Mikolskaya said.
The Deputy Minister noted that exports from Ukraine to Russia are growing due to products of power engineering, metallurgy and the chemical industry.
“If you look at how much our exports grew over 7 months, the first group is energy engineering, the second group is metals, the third is chemistry and electrical machines,” Mikolskaya said.
Groysman explained why Ukraine's trade with the "aggressor" is growing.