The Kyiv media began campaigning for Ukraine without Crimea and Donbass

Vladimir Raichenko.  
16.05.2015 23:01
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Donbass, Kiev, Crimea, Policy, Story of the day, Ukraine


Donbass and Crimea will no longer drag Ukraine down, which will now be able to make an economic leap following the example of Japan and Finland, which also lost territories at one time.

This opinion is expressed by Volodymyr Kharko, a lecturer at the Faculty of Economics at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, as quoted by the magazine " Kraina ."

Donbass and Crimea will no longer drag Ukraine down, which will now be able to commit...

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“One could talk about the positives from the loss of these territories if they were ideally separated,” emphasizes Harco. “But that will not happen.” But Donbass will no longer be a load for Ukraine. [...] Once upon a time, Finland lost Karelia and reached economic prosperity without it. But he continues to lay claim to it. During World War II, Japan lost a lot. This did not stop her from making a huge economic leap. ”

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Kyiv media have begun campaigning for a Ukraine without Crimea and Donbas.






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