PHOTOS: Agricultural Products Reaching Pyatigorsk Already Spoiled, Armenian Entrepreneur Sounds Alarm

“The photos and text have been sent to me from Russia—nothing more to add, this is your professionalism evaluation, gentlemen,” wrote businessman Samson Grigoryan on his Facebook page, sharing several images.

“I am currently in Pyatigorsk, waiting for a truck loaded with produce. It has been on the road for 19 days and will take another 10 days at this rate. It’s my own product, but there is already no hope that it will arrive. The vehicles take 20-30 days, and 95% of the fruit is spoiled.

People aren’t making money, and they won’t be able to pay the farmers.

Yesterday, I called the bank regarding loans, and they said it’s not a banking issue. No one is doing anything in this direction,” wrote the entrepreneur.