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another lever of pressure on the world, an idea with the transit of Ukrainian possession through Belarus

Sugar Mizzy May 28, 2022

I am categorically against the idea of ​​exporting Ukrainian grain and other cargoes to the ports of Lithuania and Latvia through Belarus.

Then the Ukrainian grain, grown by our farmers, processed on our land, preserved by the feat of our Armed Forces of Ukraine, must travel 550 km through the territory, as if not expecting, but not welcoming either. Instead of the enemy selected on the forehead, they get another red button. Tomorrow they are with someone: “If you do not give us Odessa without fear, we will not let your train out.” The terrorists received a plane from Bruce Willis, a million and all the dollars of hostages in addition – this is somehow too much.

In addition, the next lever of pressure on the world, Lukashenka’s idea of ​​transit is a lot of money. The railway tariff will be paid in full in all countries of destination. Tens of millions of euros appear on the account in power, which kills students in the basements for the wrong positions in social networks.

And another plus about $ 5 billion – for potash, the only real reason in Belarus for the transit of Ukrainian cargo. Sanctions on the suddenness of the export of potash fertilizers, the world price for them has tripled. The unlocking that Belarus demands will quickly give them a lot of foreign exchange earnings. The humanitarian corridor also turns out to be super-profitable, win-win, so to speak.

Another argument is that cargo transportation involves a lot of employees, workers of different professions, related enterprises. These are the hives that watch when the cargo is moving. The people of Belarus are not the head of Belarus, we know many examples of examples of Belarus. However, as long as there are no livelihoods in Ukraine and employment of children cannot be provided, finding employment in other countries is a rather difficult decision.

In the bottom line: the terrorists who kicked out the door to our house with their boots, kill and rape our people, destroy cases of infection and show up everywhere in response to a timid question about hunger, occur in response they give not a bullet in the forehead, but concessions, money, opportunities new to maneuver. Hypocritically hides his eyes behind the fact that these are not exactly terrorists, but simply their very close friends.

I propose instead of schematosis, implicated in the blood of Ukrainians, to engage in really important consumption – a real de-blockade of Ukrainian ports with the help of UN convoys and a strong attack, primarily air defense. In addition to grains, which matter, there are 20 million tons of ore and pellets, metal, sunflower and soybean oil, and containers in the warehouses. All this gives work to enterprises – large and small, fills the budget, returns to the country with foreign exchange earnings and supports it.

Currently, fastening is needed in Ukraine, and not in Belarus. Hardly anyone wants to argue with this.

Source: Andrei Stavnitser / Facebook

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