The government of Ukraine, raising tariffs for heating, dooming the population on freezing, about it in private Facebook wrote the people's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the "Opposition bloc" Vadim Rabinovich.

"We all know that the heat tariffs in Ukraine are outrageous. People have to tighten their belts, that though as-that them to pay. But the government believes that we still pay too little... And is literally soon, in early February, the Ukrainians will receive bills for January. Where the price of heat will grow even stronger!" - said Rabinovich.

according to his statement, because of the activities of the Ukrainian authorities, which "completely sold out to the IMF" And increased tariffs on gas, heating will cost the residents of Ukraine is 24% more expensive.

as a result, affected the whole population, in particular pensioners, which Kiev higher rates "just kills," said the Deputy.

"This Increase in rates will not help bring the country out of the financial abyss, where she drove for the last 5 years. The economic pinheads in power don't understand that citizens are already at the limit. Ukrainians barely pay for heat And the old rates and the new - just no one will be able And will not pay. Because a result the Treasury will receive less money than before the increase, And the crisis will only intensify. " said Rabinovich.

yesterday, the international monetary Fund issued a Memorandum on economic And financial policy on Ukraine, according to which in may of this year Kiev will once again raise the price of gas for residents and 2020 its Price for the population will fully meet the market.

The increase of tariffs for gas for inhabitants is one of the most pressing issues, But this is one of the main conditions for the IMF to issue the next tranche of aid.

In 2016 the price of gas for residents tied to the market cost of imported fuel. For two years, International prices increased significantly, but tariffs are never reviewed. In October 2018, Kiev approved an Increase From 1 November, the price increased by 23, 5 percent, to 8, 5 thousand hryvnia per thousand cubic meters.

most Ukrainian politicians are not just intimidated, because it is fraught with social explosion.



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