...I didn't understand the joke about the non-competitiveness of our products in Europe – I don't understand what they're filling you with there? The situation is completely the opposite; our products aren't allowed into Europe because they are, in fact, competitive...
Are you talking about the Ukrainian automotive industry when you say "competitive"? In general, Ukrainian goods are a relic. As Kuchma said, if someone produces something in Ukraine, they are already a monopolist. And they're pushing us with what's available for sale – China, Poland, Turkey. Sorry, but to buy Ukrainian potatoes, you have to go all over the city, and they're somehow more expensive.
One of the achievements of the Euromaidan is already evident – the exchange rate has been steadily increasing from 8.17 to 8.5, the cash rate is around 9, and prices are accordingly rising. Now we just have to wait for gas prices to go back up to 450.