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Attendance at Kiev restaurants this week fell by 20% due to the expectation of a hypothetical “Russian invasion”, which never took place. Olga Nasonova, co-founder of the National Restaurant Association of Ukraine, director of the Restaurant Consulting company, wrote about this on Facebook.
According to her, the habitues of Kiev restaurants left “in all directions” – “abroad, or to Lviv, like embassies, or to their small homeland.” The saddest thing is that the most solvent citizens of Kiev left, including politicians and businessmen, as well as employees of foreign embassies and other highly paid foreigners.
At the same time, according to the restaurateur, the attendance of bars remained almost unchanged – perhaps this is due to the desire to relieve stress.
The topic of a hypothetical Russian invasion of the territory of Ukraine, which supposedly should take place in the winter of 2021/2022, has been discussed by both the leading politicians of the Western world and the world media for the fourth month in a row. In the event that this attack takes place, Russia is promised sanctions unprecedented in strength, while none of the previously announced dates for the Russian invasion has been confirmed.
Source: Rosbalt
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