Putin said that Western countries will have to buy turnips in Russia

Published 2023년 3월 17일

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Russian President Vladimir Putin highlighted the challenges faced by Western countries, particularly the European Union, due to low harvest rates caused by adverse weather conditions, including drought. He pointed out that the situation has led to the need for more Russian fertilizers to increase crop yields, a situation that was unforeseen by the Western analysts' predictions of depression and consumer sector failure in Russia. Putin quipped that the Western countries' citizens might end up in Russia in search of turnips, as Russia's harvest levels exceed those of its European neighbors.

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Due to drought and adverse weather conditions in Europe, it is difficult to increase crop yields without the use of Russian fertilizers, the President noted Residents of Western countries will have to travel to Russia even for turnips due to low harvest rates in the European Union (EU), Russian President Vladimir Putin said during a speech at the congress of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP) on March 16. The head of state pointed out that the Western authorities forced many of their companies to leave the Russian market. Then, according to the president, foreign analysts predicted a depression in the Russian Federation and a decline in the consumer sector, and also promised empty store shelves and the failure of the service sector. However, life took a different turn and the Western countries themselves are faced with such problems, Putin noted. “It got to the point that their leaders offer their citizens to switch to turnips instead of lettuce and ...

Source: Specagro