ishchenko rostislav good afternoon. oon , rostislav, what distinguishes these people from the inhabitants of novorossiya from other citizens of russia, what is special about them? well, especially it's probably nothing. she. they just recently fought on the other side of the front line. these people were drafted into the army and mobilized. they won in comparison with the donbass, called the lpr. there is a rather big problem with loyalty, because the local population. uh, used to living, uh, not in ukraine, and uh for the last few years start the fourteenth year. i even got used to fighting for ukraine unconditionally. not the entire population. yes, but a significant part. and how homogeneous is the population of novorossia in general. here is how the people of donbass differ, for example, from the inhabitants of the kherson zaporozhye region of a homogeneous population. in general, it does not exist anywhere in any direction in any territory. it may be more heterogeneous less heterogeneous in novorossiya. it is very h

will integration take place, we will talk with the permanent expert of our program rostislav ishchenko rostislav afternoon. good afternoon, rostislav what has been preserved in the donbas because of its industrial potential? specifically, donbass needs yes, then, in principle, the main metallurgical enterprises. they survived, with the exception of those that were outside the control of the dpr, the question is how effectively they can work now. eh, given their orientation at one time to e, foreign markets are international, if taking into account the fact that even before e the main problems in ukraine, and even in fact long before the coups. uh industry, donbass began to die due to unfavorable to the contour world market. because indian metallurgy has also entered the world market higher than chinese metallurgists. this means that prices crept down and it became clear already somewhere by the mid-nineties that if russian metallurgists could hardly compete with indian ones. this means that this is mainly due to the orientation towards their own russian consumer, while the ukrainian ones cannot

let's talk with a permanent expert of our program rostislav ishchenko rostislav good afternoon. afternoon, rostislav what has been preserved in the donbas because of its industrial potential? donbass, yes, then, in principle, the main metallurgical enterprises have survived there well, with the exception of those that were outside the control of the dpr lc. the question is how effectively they can work. now, uh, taking into account their orientation at one time to uh, foreign markets are international. here and taking into account the fact that even before uh, the main problems in ukraine, and actually long before the coup. uh, the donbass industry began to die due to being unprofitable to anyone and valuable to the world market. because the indian metallurgy has also entered the world market, higher than the chinese metallurgy. this means that prices crept down and it became clear already somewhere by the mid-nineties that if russian metallurgists hardly compete with indian ones, then, and then, mainly due to orientation towards their own russian consumer, then, uh, ukrainian m

ishchenko rostislav good afternoon, good afternoon prostislav. and what managed to keep its industrial potential in the donbass donbass and, in principle, the main metallurgical enterprises, remained there, with the exception of those that were outside the control of the dpr, the question is how efficiently they can work now. uh, taking into account their orientation at one time to e, foreign markets are international, here, if taking into account the fact that even before the main problems in ukraine, and even in fact long before the coup. uh, the industry of donbass began to die due to the unprofitable world market. because indian metallurgy has also entered the world market. chinese metallurgists left. this means that prices crept down and it became clear already somewhere by the mid-nineties that if russian metallurgists can hardly compete with indian ones, then, and then, mainly due to orientation towards their own russian consumer, then, uh, ukrainian in general, they cannot withstand such low prices due to the strength and depreciation of