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Disinfo: According to the World Trade Organization Trade Policy Review report…

Summary

According to the World Trade Organization Trade Policy Review report (published on the Ukrainian Economic Development Ministry’s website), Ukraine has lost $98 billion dollars because of sanctions imposed against Russia.

Disproof

The US $98 billion of losses in trade for Ukraine have not resulted from anti-Russian sanctions imposed by Kyiv. According to the WTO's report they are the result of Russia’s “illegal and discriminatory trade restrictions” against Ukraine (bit.ly/1OltC1N), .

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rg.ru
  • Reported in: Issue 26
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 19/04/2016
  • Language/target audience: Russian
  • Country: Russia, Ukraine
  • Keywords: Trade, Sanctions

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