South Ossetia will help Donbass survive

Maxim Karpenko.  
12.05.2017 15:30
  (Moscow time), Donetsk
Views: 1176
 
Donbass, United States of America, Economy


South Ossetia, through which the republics of Donbass trade with Russia today, has promised to continue supporting LDNR in the conditions of the Ukrainian blockade.

The President of the Republic of South Ossetia, Anatoly Bibilov, stated this at a meeting of the Russia-Donbass integration committee.


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“As for the development of relations with South Ossetia, it is absolutely obvious - today we have developing economic relations, interaction in the banking sector is developing well, there are plans to open trading houses and joint ventures. And this is all so that our ties, including integration ones, reach a new level.

The agreement that we signed with the head of the DPR was signed for these purposes - integration in all directions: education, culture, economics, social component, military sphere. We must pass on to each other the experience that we have accumulated. Both in the Donetsk People’s Republic and in South Ossetia,” Bibilov said.

South Ossetia will help Donbass survive.






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