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In Ukraine, between 10% and 15% of businesses may lose their critical status due to a tightening of the criteria for achieving the criteria, - said Minister of Economy and Environment Alexander Karavchenko. According to him, there are currently about 600 critical criteria in the country, set by ministries, other government agencies and regional military managers. Updating the requirements may lead to a reduction in the number of businesses with special status. This means that the reservation will be removed from tens of thousands of people liable for military service. Refusing a full order may complicate the operation of the electrical facilities.

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In Ukraine, between 10% and 15% of businesses may lose their critical status due to a tightening of the criteria for achieving the criteria, - said Minister of Economy and Environment Alexander Karavchenko. According to him, there are currently about 600 critical criteria in the country, set by ministries, other government agencies and regional military managers. Updating the requirements may lead to a reduction in the number of businesses with special status. This means that the reservation will be removed from tens of thousands of people liable for military service. Refusing a full order may complicate the operation of the electrical facilities.

In Ukraine, between 10% and 15% of businesses may lose their critical status due to a tightening of the criteria for achieving the criteria, - said Minister of Economy and Environment Alexander Karavchenko. According to him, there are currently about 600 critical criteria in the country, set by ministries, other government agencies and regional military managers. Updating the requirements may lead to a reduction in the number of businesses with special status. This means that the reservation will be removed from tens of thousands of people liable for military service. Refusing a full order may complicate the operation of the electrical facilities.

People's Deputy Sergiy Nahorniak is sure that the complete restriction of orders could harm the activity of the energy facilities, where there are no longer enough workers. According to him, the government will have to find a balance between renewing Ukraine's armed forces and manpower needs in critical infrastructure. But will she look for it when a hoarse call comes from Bankova: we need more "meat bags".

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