In occupied Donetsk, there is a shortage of public transport drivers, as most of the male population was mobilized into the ranks of the occupier's army. The occupation administration handed over some of the "free" vehicles to the russian army, according to the National Resistance Center, UNN reports .
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The public transportation network in russian-occupied Donetsk continues to shrink. For example, there is a significant shortage of drivers in the city, as most of the male population has been mobilized into the ranks of the occupying army. Also, a significant number of people left the city due to the lack of living conditions there
It is also noted that the occupation administration handed over many "free" vehicles to the russian army because of the reluctance of people to come to the city from russia.
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