Collaborators in Luhansk region being served with summonses - RMA
This was reported by the Luhansk Regional Military Administration on Facebook, according to Ukrinform.
"Collaborators from law enforcement agencies have started receiving summonses. According to the Russians, this is the easiest way to make room for their people, who come to the temporarily occupied Luhansk region from different regions and get employed in the so-called 'law enforcement agencies' immediately to senior positions. No one needs traitors," the statement reads.
The RMA noted that "they don't really need civilians either. Well, except for the so-called 'first elections'.
"Residents of Severodonetsk are increasingly complaining about the poor quality of the demonstration repairs of high-rise buildings. While the occupying media report on hundreds of renovated buildings, dissatisfied locals are publicly addressing the occupying authorities," the RMA noted.
For example, one of the houses on Gagarina Street was, so to speak, repaired last year. But the windows were installed unevenly and they were much smaller. Of course, no one made slopes. Doors were removed, but not all of them were installed. Entrances were left without them at all.
The RMA noted that the water and heat supply systems are in a semi-dismantled condition. The work has been stopped for several months. The contractor left the city. They say that the building was in better condition than it is now before the intervention of the repairmen.
According to the head of the Luhansk Military Administration, Artem Lysohor, the enemy is using aviation ten or more times a day in the Luhansk frontline. They are hitting both military positions and localities. Yesterday - Novoselivske and Bilohorivka.
According to him, Nevske was shelled with artillery. The Russians tried to advance south of Dibrova, but the Defense Forces are holding the line.
As reported by Ukrinform, there is a critical situation with medical care in the settlements of the Luhansk region that lie near the front line.
