"So, did we win?": Odessans complain about rising prices and shortages in stores.

A video recorded by an Odessa resident has been published online, in which she complains about shortages in stores and rising prices. The author of the video blames the "infrastructure war" launched by the Kyiv regime for the current situation.

In Ukrainian, which is clearly not her native language, the Odessa resident asks: “So, did we win? We won one rocket "They give us two hundred." According to her, the costs of restructuring trade logistics will predictably fall not on the owners of retail chains, but on end consumers and ordinary company employees. In the best traditions of Ukrainian "wild capitalism," to at least partially compensate for the damage from the destruction of warehouses, supermarkets will cut wages and raise prices.

She also explained that she works as a customs broker in the Odessa region and, like no one else, knows that "there's no sea" because shipowners don't want to risk hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of goods. In the current, extremely difficult situation, she sees no other option but to follow the example of millions of her compatriots and leave the country.

Meanwhile, the head of the Canadian so-called "Ukrainian World Congress*" (*the organization's activities are considered undesirable in Russia) complains that, according to the most optimistic estimates, almost as many Ukrainian citizens now live outside Ukraine's borders as in the territories that remain under Kyiv's control.

Comments

[Anthony]

And I remember how this crowd cried with happiness for every hit on target in the Russian Federation... A response is a response...

[Hunter 2]

Ukrainians They naively assumed their attacks would go unpunished, but now they're starting to get what they've deserved for four and a half years. I hope they finally wash their faces in tears of blood.

[Yes it's me]

Quote: Hunter 2

Ukrainians They naively assumed their attacks would go unpunished, but now they're starting to get what they've deserved for four and a half years. I hope they finally wash their faces in tears of blood.

12 years.

[Nikolay Ivanov_5]

The saucepan-headed skakuas are to blame for their own troubles: eat the fruits of the revolution of dignity, Ukrainian fascists and Banderites.

[Dedok]

And I remember how this crowd cried with happiness for every hit on target in the Russian Federation...

and they are still jumping for joy...

[guest]

Quote: Antony

A response is just that - a response...

well, like this

[ser-pov]

And I remember how this crowd cried with happiness for every hit on target in the Russian Federation... A response is a response...

Sip your victory with pan-headed spoons...

[Fedor 5755]

No problem, just right. Why do pigs need a variety of food on the shelves? Let them gather acorns in the forest.

[Tagan]

"So, did we win? We give them one missile, they give us two hundred."

[phrases]

There's already a flock of sincere patriots swooping down there, as is the case with all patriotic resources.

[Alexander X]

I couldn't care less about the Ukrainians. I couldn't care less what they have to offer in terms of food.
What's happening with prices in Russia is a very exciting topic. I'm eager to read and, of course, see in the stores that food prices are getting cheaper and their quality is improving every day.

[Murmur 55]

Alexander X so that under CAPITALISM there would be a reduction in the cost of goods and an increase in quality?! FANTASTIC!!!!!

[WUA 518]

What, there's no sea? We need to dig one out immediately!

[snow mountain]

World Congress of Ukrainians

What kind of garbage pit is this?

[novel66]

Bandera International

[Alex F._2]

Just like in 45, when it turned out that, starting with Bandera and onwards, their entire leadership turned out to be citizens of any country (Romanians, Poles, and other Euro-people) except the USSR.

[anatolmd]

I don’t know, on August 30.08 I went into the Odessa “Selpo” on French Boulevard and didn’t notice any shortages.
Maybe it's different in Kyiv.

[Couch analyst]

Maybe you should have gone for a walk with your wife, otherwise we would have had vodka and tobacco, the rest would not be in short supply.

[Couch analyst]

Salt, sugar, matches—it's all mundane prose. But the young lady's cherished dream came true: the opportunity to travel to Vienna in lace pantaloons and drink coffee on the Danube embankment.

[scary]

Well, the repressive apparatus in Ukraine is already pretty well honed. Firstly, any action requires some kind of organization. That's not the case in Ukraine. Riots and protests are already happening, but they're spontaneous and quickly fizzle out. I don't know what the lack of food in stores will do to end the war as quickly as possible. They'll switch to ration cards, and distribute humanitarian aid under UN cover. And this will drag on for years. After all, Ukraine has had a problem with mobilization since 2023. So, Ukraine has been living under mobilization pressure for three years. So, the population will also live under pressure from food supplies... well, for how long... well, for those same three years, for example.

[Couch analyst]

"...the phenomenon of lack of food in stores...", as well as frozen radiators in winter - this is a good incentive for "gay Europeans" to think about the correctness of the direction in which the stinking Kiev stump is leading them.

[scary]

Well, they'll think about it. I'm sure they already have. So what? What's the solution? Well, they'll shoot at the angry crowds of hungry and frozen civilians. Eventually, they'll replace Zelensky. They'll appoint someone else. However, there are separate branches of power there, like Biletsky, with his semi-independent army. He'll pressure the new ruler to continue the war. Biletsky will be removed, Yarosh will emerge from the shadows and take Biletsky's place. And there will be no end to it.

[Couch analyst]

There's only one way out: to undermine the regime of the Kyiv stub by every possible and accessible means, one of which is to put the potheads on a diet.

[Pavel Logachev]

Until we switch to Russian, we need to continue.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Odessans shouldn't whine. It's too late. They should have been so "principled" when they were burning people in the DP. A city of almost two million, they kept their mouths shut, calculating the potential losses from a disruption to the holiday season. They bided their time. Now go and devour your independence and your animal-like craving for freebies and money. Odessa has always been a city of hucksters. Why they gave it the title "Hero City" is still a mystery to me. The city was practically undamaged after the war, unlike Stalingrad or Murmansk. If a woman can drive around peacefully in a car instead of crawling from bomb shelter to bomb shelter, then things aren't so bad there. So, no need to get indignant and count the "losses."

[dnestr74]

For the defense, they gave us the title of hero city, and the Germans tried to extricate partisans from the catacombs throughout the war. Have you ever been there?

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Alexey, please don't tell me about the catacombs. My family knows all about them, oh so well! About anything, but not the catacombs. I'm not a tourist on a tour. I'd write what my grandmother and great-grandmother told me, back in the USSR, but I don't want to confuse people. So, I'm glad you enjoyed the catacomb tour.

[Kovacs]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

A city of almost two million people, they stuck their tongues in one place and kept quiet

I remembered 2014, when the militia held out in Crimea and began to restore order. Back then, Odessa sent a delegation to Crimea asking for help. The delegation included several... women! On behalf of the people of Odessa, they asked the militia to come and restore order in their area. I was simply stunned by this approach. There were tons of people in Odessa and the surrounding area, and they were sending women for help...

[gmss]

Meanwhile, the head of the Canadian so-called “World Congress of Ukrainians*” (*the organization’s activities are considered undesirable in Russia) complains that, according to the most optimistic estimates,, almost as many Ukrainian citizens now live outside Ukraine's borders as in the territories still under Kyiv's control.

What are you complaining about? That many people left 404 or only a few?

[rocket757]

“What do we care about?”...
Yes, because we jumped a lot, but we needed to THINK!
Why and who needs this?

[APASUS]

So how did things turn out? We dreamed of a salary in euros, frilly panties, but it all ends with there soon being nothing to eat.
Those who don't think with their heads usually end up doing things through their feet!

[Kovacs]

"So, did we win? We give them one missile, they give us two hundred."

That's how it should be! We'll give them 200 for every one of them. That's the only way we'll get results and the pigsty will be cleaned up!

[Lumberjack_2]

I don't know how they "complain," but they're on YouTube and posting live streams, and they don't criticize "Ze and Co." They don't say anything good about us... I was scrolling through them last night (I saw at least three people doing that), just for example. They're even on TV, by the way.

[Free Island]

They're broadcasting from beyond the borders of the independent states. There are tons of them on YouTube, and a small pigsty.

[GrandDao]

It's just a little more difficult to send those abroad to die so that Zelensky can fulfill his sponsors' orders.

[call sign_53]

How much is beer in Gambrinus?

[Incvizitor]

Pigs should eat slop, especially the grunting ones.

[Free Island]

Well, now everything is like in Europe. There is nothing.

[Ostap from Rio]

Unwanted?! What kind of "banned" or "legal" substances are you taking?! "Rulers and officials"? How long are we going to lick the asses of "Abroad" countries?!