Don’t buy goods from Russia, don’t finance the war in Ukraine!
Every tetri paid in Russian products generates the budget of weapons directed against Georgia. We finance the enemy with our good will. The myth that existed during the communist era, that Moscow’s products are of the highest quality, remained a myth. Nothing has changed since then, modern standards are not taken into account.
All the more so that in Georgia, as a province, they take already low-standard, even lower-class products.
Do not buy Russian products priced even a few tetris less, do not pour gasoline in a Russian filling station, do not sell the future of the country because of a momentary 2 tetris discount. It is a matter of principle that in a country where 20% of the territory is occupied, the occupier’s business should not flourish.
⇣ – MainThe idea of a boycott was supported by Fozzy Group, a Ukrainian group of companies that owns and manages retail stores, but was not supported by Ukrainian representative offices of “Auchan Ukraine” and “Metro Cash and Carry” retail groups. The reason was explained as a part of their apolitical vision. Ukrainian and Russian-speaking blogger Danylo […]
The idea of a boycott was supported by Fozzy Group, a Ukrainian group of companies that owns and manages retail stores, but was not supported by Ukrainian representative offices of “Auchan Ukraine” and “Metro Cash and Carry” retail groups. The reason was explained as a part of their apolitical vision.
Ukrainian and Russian-speaking blogger Danylo Vakhovskyi said that he is consciously using Russian internet services and will continue to do so, because it is a way to support “the creation of a favorable environment for entrepreneurship” in Russia. Vakhovskyi admitted that such usage was “not patriotic”, but still considered his support of entrepreneurs as providing opportunities to change the world for the better.
Sales of Russian goods in Ukraine decreased by 35–50% in the spring of 2014
“Do not buy Russian goods!” (Ukrainian: Не купуй російське!, romanized: Ne kupui rosiiske!) or “Boycott Russian goods!”
