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Russian troops in Kherson region force locals sell harvest at low prices

Russian invaders in the occupied Kherson region are seemingly forcing the local population to sell up to 70% of their harvest to the Crimea, at prices that are ten times lower than the market prices.

The Defense Intelligence of the Defense Ministry of Ukraine has stated: "The enemy forces the population near Nova Kakhovka and Beryslav in Kherson region to sell 70% of harvest to buyers from Crimea. The purchase price is around 10% from the retail price. At the same time there is a ban on export of harvest to the territories controlled by Ukraine. We know about cases when entrepreneurs gave strawberries and sweet cherries to the local population for free."

Source: ua.interfax.com.ua

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