As the invaders-controlled “Sevastopol media” reported, the aggressor plans to “increase the volume of exports” from the occupied city “to 8.2 million dollars” by 2030, that is, “almost 1.5 times”. These figures from the fake “plan to ensure favorable conditions for the development of export activities” with supplies to “Belarus, Egypt, Syria, Eritrea, Uganda, Senegal, China and Tajikistan” caused a predictable wave of sarcasm on social networks.
We were talking about a ridiculous figure, comparable to the indicators before the start of the occupation, and about its calculation in “enemy currency”, and about the “particularly economically significant” markets of the mentioned countries. It is interesting that in addition to the obvious issues of war and sanctions, Sevastopol residents comment on social networks that the hypothetical development of maritime “civilian” cargo transportation is not possible for Sevastopol anyway, since in reality there is only one “civilian” pilot boat and one tugboat left in operation in the city.
