In Mariupol, stray dogs attack people: Russian occupiers cannot solve the problem - city council
Kyiv • UNN
In occupied Mariupol, the number of attacks by stray dogs is increasing; according to the occupiers' estimates, there are at least 10,000 of them. The occupation authorities promised a shelter, but instead, the animals are being shot, which they call "sterilization."
Stray dogs are attacking people in Russian-occupied Mariupol. This was reported by the Mariupol City Council, according to UNN.
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The city continues to face a critical situation with stray animals. Even according to the occupiers' estimates, at least 10,000 stray dogs are recorded in Mariupol.
And although the occupying "administration" of the city promised to restore the shelter for four years, funds for its construction were never found. Instead, they conducted a demonstrative vaccination of 100 animals, and then simply began to shoot them. Officially, the occupiers call this "sterilization."
At the same time, local residents continue to report cases of stray dog attacks. For example, in the village of Kamensk, animals attacked a girl right near a kindergarten, the city council reports.
Recall
Earlier, UNN reported that the Kalmius River in the area of the Pavlopil reservoir in Donetsk Oblast critically dried up due to the transfer of water to the Starokrymske reservoir. According to Petro Andriushchenko, head of the Center for the Study of Occupation, this will finally destroy the Kalmius and the remnants of the natural hydrosystem of Donetsk Oblast.