In the episode “The costs of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine”, the reporters discussed with Andriy and other businessmen how much Ukraine and global markets have changed since Russia’s invasion began. Andriy Vadaturskyy mentioned that despite NIBULON was one of those companies that suffered from the Russian aggression the most, we managed to ensure its operational capability by using a number of stabilization measures. Andriy tells about the importance of the transshipment terminal in Izmail to the sector and the country, the private sector that supports the economy and complains about discrimination in the international support. According to Vadaturskyy, Ukrainian agrarians need an open position of creditors and new financing directed to business and bank sector, in particular under the guarantees of G7 and international financial institutions. “We will never become the same company as it was before the war. The same as Ukraine. Ukraine will never be the same as before the war. It will be different. How different? We don’t know. So the most important is to survive, to save business during this period of time. And then hope for rebuilding it back”, stressed Andriy Vadaturskyy. Listen to the podcast here: https://www.ft.com/content/115e7b11-94af-4aa0-bdf2-690600e8aff8