VOICED : Ukraines illegal miners see Russia as cha

The video discusses the situation in Ukraine's Donbass region, where miners express a desire for a referendum to join Russia, reminiscent of Crimea. The coal industry has suffered since Ukrainian independence, leading to unsafe illegal mines. Opinions on a referendum vary, with some advocating for democracy and unity. A local businessman highlights the potential for investment and fears of becoming the next Crimea. Overall, there's a call for change in the region.

What is the main reason miners in the Donbass region are considering a referendum to join Russia?

• To improve their living conditions

• To revive Soviet-era policies

• To gain independence from Ukraine

• To increase coal production

What has replaced the state mines in Ukraine after their closure?

• Large international mining companies

• Hundreds of small illegal mines

• Government-owned enterprises

• Community-run cooperatives

What is a major concern for locals regarding the political situation in the Donbass region?

• Decline in foreign investments

• Increased coal production

• Losing access to Russian markets

• Becoming the next Crimea

What opportunity does Viacheslav see in the world's attention on the region?

• To promote local culture

• To expand the coal industry

• To increase tourism

• To showcase the region's investment potential

What does Alexander hope to achieve with a referendum?

• A chance to improve the region's situation

• A return to Soviet governance

• An increase in coal exports

• A stronger alliance with the European Union