The occupation authorities of Kherson region do not solve problems, but only extend the state of emergency - CNS
Kyiv • UNN
In the temporarily occupied Kherson region, there has been no stable electricity and water supply for months, and farmers suffer from fuel shortages. The occupation administration limits itself to bureaucratic decisions and does not propose effective measures.
The occupation administration of the Kherson region once again demonstrates its inability to solve the problems accumulated over the years of occupation: instead of restoring critical infrastructure and eliminating the consequences of the crisis, the occupation authorities only extend the state of emergency and instruct officials to "monitor" the situation. This is reported by the Center for National Resistance of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (CNR), informs UNN.
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It is noted that the real situation in the temporarily occupied territory remains critical.
Residents of some settlements have been living for months without stable electricity and water supply, experiencing a fuel shortage, while farmers cannot fully carry out field work. Due to a lack of diesel fuel, agricultural machinery is idle, and crop losses are only increasing
It is indicated that large-scale fires, which destroy fields and agricultural lands, remain an additional problem: despite this, the occupation administration does not offer effective response mechanisms, limiting itself to bureaucratic decisions and formal instructions to its subordinates.
While Russian propaganda talks about "stability" and "restoration" of the occupied Kherson region, reality indicates otherwise: instead of solving systemic problems, the occupation authorities only record them on paper, while residents of the region are forced to live daily in conditions of a humanitarian and infrastructure crisis.
Reminder
In the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, agricultural sector workers are increasingly left without wages. Enterprises engaged in growing and harvesting crops have not paid mechanics, combine operators, tractor drivers, and drivers for months, explaining this by the impossibility of selling and exporting products.