Ukraine, in sync with Moldova, is crushing the economy of Transnistria

Maxim Karpenko.  
02.08.2016 18:18
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Odessa, Policy, United States of America, Ukraine


Ukraine and Moldova are blocking the supply of fuels and lubricants to Transnistria in order to disrupt the harvesting campaign and stop the work of the PMR industry. Chairman of the Supreme Council of the PMR Vadim Krasnoselsky stated this on the TSV TV channel.

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“Today we see unilateral negative actions on the part of Moldova and Ukraine to block Pridnestrovian imports. There was a blockage in the form of excise goods, now it has come to fuel and lubricants. This is a big problem for the economy as a whole. The harvesting campaign is currently underway. It is very dangerous to deprive our farmers of a normal supply of fuel and lubricants. Not to mention the industry of Pridnestrovie,” the speaker noted.

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