Ukraine Frontline Soldiers Wear Fake And Inferior Military Boots And Open In Less Than 1 Days.

According to local media reports in Ukraine, Ukraine soldiers on the eastern front said they had received fake and shoddy products in winter.

These ones here

It's covered with cardboard.

It will break up in a few days.

A soldier told reporters: "the winter boots I sent to me broke down in 3 days.

I wore only one pair of them for less than a day, and I opened the line when I walked normally.

An old soldier also said he had never seen such uncomfortable military boots in his 19 years of service.

It is said that the military department of Ukraine is bought from a factory in Kiev, with a price of about 20 dollars per pair, but its market price is only 5 dollars per pair.

In view of this situation, soldiers had to seek help from volunteers who had passed through their posts, asking them to provide winter boots.

President Poroshenko has said that Ukraine's economy will operate in accordance with the principle of "all for the frontline, all for victory".

However, due to the political crisis, the current economic situation in Ukraine is grim.

According to reports, Czech's president Zeman said 17 days that any financial aid provided to Ukraine under the civil war situation was totally "white money".

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Viktor Yevtukhov, Vice Minister of Industry and Trade, said in an interview that the Russian government has invited some foreign clothing brands to set up factories to achieve brand localization.

The interview was conducted by Rossiyskaya Gazeta, the Russian official newspaper.

In the interview, Yevtukhov explained that for this national support project, the Russian government now envisages subsidization of some of the cost, upgrading of technology and new investment plans for the recovery of raw materials.

The new factory can enjoy long-term tax benefits, which can last up to 2025.

The vice minister also promised that the manufacturer who accepted the invitation could also get the market share of the government purchase order.

He said Russia had a good textile industry in the Soviet Union, and Russia could occupy the market sandwiched between European manufacturing and Asian manufacturing, because European products were expensive and made in Asia.

Inviting foreign companies to set up factories in Russia also hopes to achieve this goal. We are confident that we can achieve this goal because our textile industry has a good foundation.

He also mentioned in particular the talks with China National Textile and Apparel Council and several major textile companies at the exhibition in Milan.

Chinese manufacturers say they not only regard Russia as a market for their product distribution, but also invest in Russia.

In the largest fashion event in Southeast Asia - Beijing Mercedes Benz China International Fashion Week, Russian Chamber of Fashion signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the China Fashion Designers Association (China Fashion Association) for a period of three years.

Despite the decline in Russian economic growth, its consumer goods manufacturing industry has been growing.

According to statistics from Russia's Ministry of industry, its industrial output increased by nearly 5 percentage points in 2013.

Garment production increased by 7% in the first three quarters of 2014, while the overall Russian economy increased by 0.7% over the same period last year.

Yevtukhov also said that with Russia's accession to the WTO and subsequent tariff cancellation, leather and leather products decreased by 10.5% and 20% respectively.

To solve this problem, the Russian government began to ban the export of semi finished leather in August 2014.

In addition, the Ministry of industry and trade will implement similar injunctions to prohibit the export of raw leather.

He said Russia is not the only country to implement such a ban, but Belarus has already begun to implement it.

Russian manufacturers have great demand for raw leather, so they strongly approve of the government's practice.

Finally, he also mentioned the problem of synthetic fiber. At present, most of Russia's synthetic fibers are imported, so the Russian government is considering increasing domestic production.