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denis marchuk, deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council joins our broadcast. denis, good morning. i congratulate you. if from february 20, as previously reported, there will be a blockade of all checkpoints on the border between poland and ukraine, what then? what is it for? actively, it will stop really big exports from of the territory of ukraine, which transits through poland, and this was very correctly emphasized by mr. ambassador in his comment, because the de facto blockade for ukrainian products inside poland has been in effect since april 23 , when there was a ban on the import of agricultural products, there five nomenclature of goods, after the ban was lifted, and the poles continued the embargo, as well as slovakia, hungary, so in fact the raw material is not sold, it moves. transit, and it is very important to know and understand, because at this time, while ukrainian products are blocked in transit, someone in europe is expecting them, because the spaniards are very interested in products from ukraine. the germans too, the netherlands too, and thi

we will discuss this in detail with denys marchuk, deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian councilod evening. i congratulate you. mr. denys, well, the actions are spreading not only on the ukrainian-polish border, we see such agrarian unrest throughout the european union. in your opinion, or really these certain developments that are on the part of ukraine will settle the situation, and do you, as a representative of the industry, know what these recommendations are, what these proposals are, how much ukraine can lose, perhaps because of them, or , on the contrary, win, we are talking now without... directly about the income and earnings of agrarians? as it is known, these positions were expressed on february 23, on the eve of the arrival of part of the cabinet of ministers at the polish-ukrainian customs crossing points in order to meet with colleagues from poland. we know the situation, that they did not come, but that's not it less than five main positions were voiced in the ukrainian delegation. briefly about these positions, they say that we advocate the creation of a triparti

with our two guests, because this is the deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council, denys marchuk, to whom we say good morning, and hryhoriy tkachenko, the head of the naporivske farm, this is the chernihiv oblast , we welcome you, mr. denys, we welcome mr. hryhoriy, we welcome you, so look, i will begin but from these options, our grain is already being cut and spilled, there will certainly be some criminal cases there, because this is already damage. property that belongs to another state, in a word, the degree of confrontation increases, and so does geography, which is why chekhion also joins in, and you know, the information support is so lying in the sense that there are some big oligarchs, big agro-enterprises, and we are fighters for the oligarchs from spain, and we small people are suffering in ukraine too, but in fact, this is how you see the development for yourself of this situation, is it for a long time or finally? finally something will move on this agrarian border front. you will allow me, if i would like mr. grigoriy to say, because he is a person who survived the

, with our two two. because this is the deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council, denys marchukwe say good morning, and hryhoriy tkachenko, the head of the naporivske farm, this is the chernihiv region, congratulations, mr. denys, congratulations mr. hryhoriy, congratulations , look, i’ll start with these of these options, then they are already cutting, spilling our grain, there will probably be criminal cases there some, because this is already damage.

and the sanitary situation after the war - this is also a huge challenge, thank you, thank you, denis marchukputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council, casually talked with me about the challenges for the ukrainian agricultural sector, about ours. .. prospects for the future, let me remind you that all this is happening in the context of the interview cycle, to the second anniversary of the large-scale invasion of the russian federation into ukraine. see you very soon. thank you khrystyna for this interesting interview, please keep an eye out, there will be similar conversations on other important topics on our airwaves, from important and fresh things that have happened in the last hour, the occupiers are talking about the shelling of donetsk, they say, as it were, in voroshlyvsk district. of this city, houses, cars were damaged, but there is no information about the victims, let's see, maybe the story is the same as in melitopol yesterday, but what's next, khrystyna parobii will tell more news, i'll say goodbye briefly, i'll be back at 2:10 p.m. ten on the clock, time to find out