The authorities of the so-called "luhansk People's Republic" are transferring coal mining enterprises to Russian investors, claiming job guarantees for employees and at the same time transferring them to the department of mine restructuring. At the same time, miners are being motivated to join the Russian army, allegedly to "save their jobs" in the face of another wave of mobilization. This was written by the head of the Luhansk RMA Artem Lisogor, reports UNN.
Investors from Russia, to whom the occupation authorities of the so-called "luhansk people's republic" transfer coal mining enterprises in the absence of bidding, are preparing them for liquidation. They claim to guarantee jobs for miners, but at the same time transfer them to the main department for mine restructuring.
It is noted that the payroll for employees of coal mining enterprises has not yet been approved. At the same time, according to Luhansk RMA, the occupiers are holding conversations with employees of the enterprises about the next wave of mobilization - people are motivated to join the army with the preservation of their jobs, but it is unknown whether the enterprise will operate afterwards.
Regarding the hostilities, the head of the regional military administration, Artem Lysohor, reports the following.
The enemy opened fire on Makiivka yesterday, where there are still people living. Also, according to Lysogor, Ukrainian positions in Bilohorivka were attacked once again, and the enemy failed to break through the Ukrainian defense.
According to the report, the occupants did not conduct any offensive actions in the Kupyansk sector.
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In the Russian-occupied part of Luhansk region, there are new signs of forced mobilization, in particular in Sorokyne and Molodohvardiysk, where calls are being distributed en masse. In educational institutions in the so-called "luhansk people's republic" , propaganda lessons are held, in one of the schools of the so-called "luhansk people's republic", propaganda lessons are listened to on their knees, writes the head of the Luhansk regional military administration Artem Lysogor.