The roof of the house was dismantled and left behind: residents of TOT face everyday challenges amid Russian control
Kyiv • UNN
TOT residents in Luhansk oblast face everyday problems under Russian control, in particular the dismantled roofs, left behind by construction workers and the revival of Soviet-era practices such as the sale of household goods in post offices instead of modern specialised shops.
In Rubizhne, homeowners of a multi-storey building had to deal with the consequences of precipitation on their own by dismantling the roof, which had been left on the recruiting grounds. In addition, residents of the TOT in Luhansk region are getting used to the Soviet practice of receiving industrial or household mail at the post office.
Writes UNN with reference to Luhansk RMA.
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In Rubizhne, construction workers dismantled the roof of another high-rise building in the middle of spring and left the site. The homeowners had to repair the damage in many apartments.
It is clear that this was done at their own expense - those who had the money were able to fix it, as the contractor is not responsible for such actions of mercenaries, Luhansk RMA adds.
Also in the settlements: Bilokurakine, Novopskov, Markivka, "under the occupation leadership, they are confidently stepping into the past." According to the agency, instead of opening modern specialized stores in these district centers, Russians are implementing Soviet practice, bringing industrial goods, household goods, and household goods for sale at post offices.
A month ago, this pilot project was tested in Bilovodsk and decided to expand. So now locals come to the post office to buy soap or rodent poison
