RBC broadcast wrote that the price of bread for citizens in Russia should not increase. As stated in the article, declaration Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
“It was important for the people that the price of bread did not increase,” Michustin said during his visit to the Cheryomushki bakery (quoted from TASS).
During his meeting with the bakery workers, the prime minister asked whether the subsidy of 2.5 thousand rubles per ton of bread would help to curb the rise in product prices. Factory workers responded positively, with Mishustin applauding the company’s efforts to control prices.
Previously Mishustin declarationthat hostile countries only harm themselves in an effort to hit Russia with sanctions. According to him, the fact that the world economy means a link between the markets of the countries did not even stop the West. Mishustin believes that unfriendly states are now facing record price increases for gas, electricity, gasoline and even bread. The Russian prime minister noted that countries that have tried hard to establish sanctions are “returning to coal as an energy source”.