ishchenko rostislav good afternoon. ut make the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bazov a fish granary and beautiful resort areas. isn't this an overly ambitious recovery plan. this is a very ambitious undertaking. we don't know who needs these products, then and will be needed or at all and i think, therefore, that this should not be a public business concern. if it 's someone, yes, what kind of business comes with a business plan, then it will be considered. and if it is really, there, a stunning environmentally friendly modern enterprise. why not restore about the people, but , uh, the restoration of fish stocks yes , the restoration of zovya as a granary and health resorts is a completely state-owned event. well , at least because it is really destroyed thanks to the predatory use of ukraine , uh, the sea, in any case, must be restored. yes, because this is a question, including the life and health of the people who live along its shores. that is, even if there were fish there, when they were not born, it still needed to be restor

ishchenko rostislav good afternoon. t to make the sea of ​​azov a fish granary and a wonderful resort area. is this not too ambitious a plan? the decision of the fathers became this very ambitious undertaking. we don’t know who will need this product, or who will need it in general, and i think, therefore, that this should not be a government concern for business. if this is for anyone what kind of business comes business plan, so they will consider it. and if it really is, there, a stunning environmentally friendly modern enterprise, why not be at the core of the money? but uh , the restoration of fish stocks, yes , the restoration of zovya as a breadbasket and health resort is a completely state event. well , at least because it was really destroyed . thanks to predators using ukraine, the seas, in any case, need to be restored. yes , because this is also a question of the life and health of the people who live along its banks. that is, even if there were fish there, but they were not born there, it would still be nece

foreign trade of novorussia with our regular expert, political scientist and historian rostislav ishchenko. rostislav afternoon. good afternoon, rostislav, in the 19th century , novorossiya became the breadbasket of europe in the 20th century , and in 21 they were already taking away, uh, cheap metal. but now, uh, and in the future, what can he become the main content of uh, in personal trade in novorussia with the understanding that in the industry, in general, the restoration of this region will have to invest a lot of money and time. well , firstly, the war must end in order for at least some trade to begin. secondly, this is metal from novorossiya. for a long time they will be exported in the form of burnt tanks in the form of mines, which will be cleared there, there, and so on. and this is also a very big problem of bringing the landscape to a state in which it can, uh, in principle, uh, be the basis for some kind of economy or only then for trade. this means that further foreign trade always precedes me. that is, at the beginning , in any state at any time and historically, internal trade rela

ishchenko rostislav good afternoon. a of ​​\u200b\u200bazov a fish granary and beautiful resort areas. isn't this an overly ambitious plan of regulation - this is a very ambitious undertaking. we do not know who will need these products, and then whether they will need them at all. so i think, therefore, that this should not be a state concern of business concern. if it's to whom what business comes in the business plan, so it will be considered. and if it is really, there, a stunning environmentally friendly modern enterprise. why not recover the money? and here, uh , the restoration of fish stocks yes , the restoration of zoya as a granary from a drabnitsa , this is quite a state event. well , at least because what was really destroyed thanks to the spontaneous use of ukraine , uh, the sea, in any case, it must be restored. yes, because this is a question, including the life and health of the people who live along its shores. that is, even if there would be fish sometimes, being born was not found, it was still necessa