In Mariupol, invaders settle guest workers in rebuilt houses, homeowners are left with nothing - Mariupol Council
Kyiv • UNN
In occupied Mariupol, the invaders are moving migrant workers from Russia and Central Asia into newly built houses, leaving the former owners with nothing.
Workers from rf and Central Asian countries get the opportunity to move into apartments in the built or renovated houses in occupied Mariupol, - thus rf invaders of the Ukrainian city build houses under mortgage for the newcomers, while Mariupol residents remain without anything, writes Mariupol city Council, reports UNN.
In Mariupol, migrants are settled in renovated houses. In Mariupol, migrant workers from the Russian Federation and Central Asian countries are moved into apartments in houses built or renovated as payment for labor.
The city council also noted that the invaders are displacing the city's local population by bringing in migrants and building houses with mortgages for Russians.
Mariupol residents are left with nothing
Recall
Building materials manufacturer Knauf plans to completely withdraw from the Russian market after more than 30 years of operation there, aiming to transfer its business to local management. Earlier, the company was suspected of supplying products to occupied Mariupol.
