No increase in fuel prices after Russia's strikes on the bridge in Odesa region – Svyrydenko

There will be no price fluctuations, including an increase in the cost of fuel, the Prime Minister assured Yulia Sviridenko. About this she said commenting on Russian strikes on the bridge connecting Odesa and Izmail.

According to her, the government is urgently eliminating the consequences of Russian strikes on the main bridge that connects Izmail with the regional center.

The authorities are providing the maximum possible alternative transportation between parts of Odesa Oblast. All relevant services are involved in the work. Svyrydenko added that actions are being coordinated with international partners.

"The region has all the necessary resources to maintain humanitarian stability. There will be no price fluctuations, including an increase in fuel prices. We ensure stable operation of the banking and payment systems," the Prime Minister emphasized.

Svyrydenko added that the government is simplifying the conditions for passenger transportation, especially bus services, while expanding the capabilities of rail transport. Particular attention is paid to the conditions for the continuous operation of business.

The Vice Prime Minister – Minister of Community and Territorial Development – has been appointed responsible for coordinating all actions in the Cabinet of Ministers, Oleksiy Kuleba.

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