Rada deputy Skorokhod announced the mass exodus of Kyiv residents
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Verkhovna Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod announced the mass exodus of Kyiv residents and was outraged by the high prices for goods and services in Uzhgorod and Lvov.
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Why It Matters
Russian troops hit the South and North bridges in Kyiv, which led to a transport collapse and the departure of residents.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod announced the mass exodus of Kyiv residents and was outraged that Ukrainians were trying to profit from internally displaced persons.
“I’ll tell you not by feeling, but by fact - a huge number of people left,” she said in an interview with the MayakUA YouTube channel.
According to the deputy, in Uzhgorod and Lvov prices for goods and services were twice as high as in Europe.
“Monaco is resting,” Skorokhod said indignantly.
She noted that her compatriots explain this by the laws of supply and demand, however, in her opinion, profiting from one’s own is, at the very least, dishonest. The deputy emphasized that no one knows what will happen next and admitted that she is shocked by what is happening.
In recent days, Russian troops have hit the South and North bridges in Kyiv, through which the Ukrainian army delivers weapons to the Donbass. After the attacks, authorities restricted traffic in the city, which led to a transport collapse. Against this background, the local publication Insider reports that residents are leaving the Ukrainian capital en masse.
Open Questions
- What is the real scale of the departure of residents from Kyiv?
- Will price regulation measures be taken in Lviv and Uzhgorod?
