In the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, agricultural sector workers are increasingly left without wages. Enterprises engaged in growing and harvesting crops have not paid mechanics, combine operators, tractor drivers, and drivers for months, explaining this by the inability to sell and export products. This is reported by the Center for National Resistance of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (CNR), informs UNN.
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It is noted that this situation is largely a consequence of Russia's own actions.
Using civilian logistics for military purposes, Russian troops continue to transport fuel and other military cargo under the guise of grain trucks and civilian transport. This complicates the work of agricultural logistics, creates additional risks for transporting the harvest, and negatively affects farmers' ability to sell their products
It is indicated that an additional blow for farmers remains the shortage and high prices of fuel, which significantly increase the costs of field work, harvesting, and transportation.
As a result, the financial problems of agricultural enterprises are increasingly shifted onto ordinary workers, who do not receive their earned money for months
They add that in this way, Russia has not only failed to create conditions for the stable operation of the agricultural sector in the TOT but has actually brought it to the brink of survival.
"While Russian propaganda reports on the 'successful development' of agriculture, people who work in the fields every day are left without salaries, and their families without a stable source of income," the CNR summarizes.
Recall
In the temporarily occupied territory of the Zaporizhzhia region, Russians, under the guise of volunteer assistance, demand money and property from local residents. Entrepreneurs and budget workers are forced to buy medicines and equipment, and those who refuse are intimidated by searches.