True, only supermarkets adhere to their innovations.
“In Luhansk Oblast, the occupiers are forcing the population to give up the hryvnia” />
In the Luhansk Oblast, the Russian occupiers are conducting raids to remove the hryvnia from circulation and demand that payments be made only in rubles, the Luhansk Oblast Military Administration reported. p>
Thus, the Russians conduct mass raids on commercial facilities in the captured region to reveal the facts of settlements with the population in hryvnias. Entrepreneurs are required to set price tags only in rubles, which as a result led to the transition of the population to cashless payment.
“The enemy is seizing terminals and threatening fines. But the circulation of the hryvnia does not stop. Only supermarkets follow the innovations. Markets and small shops continue to accept hryvnia, in particular, by bank card,” the regional administration notes.
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