Post-produced Ukraine exchanged a great Soviet industrial legacy, such as the metallurgical industry and engineering, for the breeding of snails and ostriches for export. This was written today in his Twitter account by former Prime Minister (during the presidency of Viktor Yanukovych) Mykola Azarov. He cited interesting statistics of the economic "achievements" of the current Kyivan authorities. According to him, since 2013, the export of snails from the country has grown from 3 to 350 tons, bees - from 0 to 140 tons, and very Ukrainian ostriches have sold 40 tons of ostriches. Then the ex-head of the Cabinet opened an entertaining figure on the pillars of the once industrial Ukraine: during the reign of the Maya apologists, the export of chemical products fell by 61.6% in the Non-Railway, 42.3% - in metallurgy, and 38.6%. "Briefly about the economic" power "of Ukraine", - so presented cheerless statistics Azarov. The comment of one of the users was also sad: "The economy is in the trash. I do not even know what's worse - this power or carpet bombing of Dresden. There, in my opinion, the chances of surviving more were ". Earlier it was reported that about 3 million Ukrainians went to search for a better job in Russia (according to Kiev) - as Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavel Klimkin estimated, this is every 12 citizens of the country. Yes, in Poland there are approximately 2 million people from Nezalezhnaya. And what became of such Soviet giants as "Yuzhmash", "Antonov", "Gayvoronsky Diesel Locomotive Plant", AvtoZAZ and dozens of others, does not write only the lazy.

Having chosen the path to the EU, almost losing the Russian market, the Kiev authorities dragged the country into economic bondage.

Ukrainian eurointegrators were imposed by hard quotas on the export of products, cunning scammers export from the country the remnants of industrial glory, and among the population there is growing unemployment and impoverishment. The army is supplied with European and American antiquities, giving it out as a modernized. The IMF demands fulfillment of enslaving conditions for tranche transfers, the return of which can bring the state to default, and debts will hang on the neck of children and grandchildren of both Maidan and anti-Maidan Ukrainians for many years to come.