Central Bank: The price of a commodity of $4,500 has nothing to do with us. The Central Bank on the departure of many goods from the priority of receiving currency from the Central Bank: these decisions have nothing to do with the Central Bank and are entirely in the hands of the Privacy Ministry. The currency that pays for the import of goods is the currency of the government, and the government itself decides which goods it will be allocated to. A few days ago a letter from the Deputy Minister of Defense was published in which the head of the Central Bank and the Minister of Defense agreed to take only 66 goods from the currency exchange center and the other goods, which are more than 4,500 lines of goods, must receive their currency in other ways.