The pro-Russian Moldovan President dissatisfied with the sanctions imposed by the Russian Federation on Ukraine

The Moldavian President complained to Medvedev following sanctions by the Russian Federation against Ukraine / UNIAN Photo

The Moldovan President Igor Dodon complained to Prime Minister Rossiy Federation of Dmitry Medvedev said that the ban by Russia to import industrial products, agricultural products and food products from the Russian Federation. Ukraine had created difficulties for Moldovan exports.

"By sending an official letter to Dmitry Medvedev as a result of the decision of the Government of the Russian Federation, which created some difficulties for Moldovan exports" – said Igor Dodon on the Twitter page

In particular , the letter that he issued indicates that the ban on importing goods from Ukraine or its territory "creates barriers to the export of Moldovan products on the Russian market in the long run the delivery route of goods and the increase in transport costs. "

Dodon asks Medvedev" to consider as soon as possible the issue of the exit of the situation. "

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As reported by UNIAN, Russia banned the importation of manufactured goods, agricultural products and products Foods of Ukraine on December 29, 2018.

"The signed decree introduces a ban on importing goods originating in Ukraine, or will move SYA via Ukraine on the approved list . The bulk of prohibited goods is classified as industrial. The list also includes agricultural products, raw materials and food, "the statement said.

The Russian government could cancel the special economic measures imposed if Ukraine abolished the restrictive measures previously imposed on certain Russian goods.

Thus, Russia has announced for the second time the prohibition to import food products from Ukraine, the corresponding decision having already been adopted under the embargo on food products imposed on the countries of the West and in Ukraine. In the case of Ukraine, these restrictions apply from 1 January 2016.