CLASS STRUGGLE IN THE DONBASS

The mineral resources potential of the Russian Far East is one of its competitive advantages.At present, it is fundamentally necessary to create industrial production facilities with higher added value in the regions.The article shows a number of interrelated types of inaccessibility of natural resources, specific imperatives of effective mining.To overcome the relevant problems, the thesis is put forward about the need to develop transport and logistics systems in the Far Eastern region.

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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.34660/inf.2020.95.45.016
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Soviet and Russian History
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CLASS STRUGGLE IN THE DONBASS

A. Vaskovsky
Soviet and Russian History
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CLASS STRUGGLE IN THE DONBASS

A. Vaskovsky
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Abstract

The mineral resources potential of the Russian Far East is one of its competitive advantages.At present, it is fundamentally necessary to create industrial production facilities with higher added value in the regions.The article shows a number of interrelated types of inaccessibility of natural resources, specific imperatives of effective mining.To overcome the relevant problems, the thesis is put forward about the need to develop transport and logistics systems in the Far Eastern region.

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