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A destroyed house, winter at the doorstep, and you have to fight the government for payments 🤯
Such are the realities for residents of Vyshneve and Myla whose houses were damaged by Russian strikes on ammunition depots.
And while investigators are determining how these depots ended up right next to residential houses, the victims are going through bureaucratic hell to get any money from the state. At the same time they are wondering where to find funds to at least mothball the damaged homes for the winter.
👉 Where are the promised compensations?
👉 Why can’t the commissions complete inspections for months?
👉 How does the state calculate payments that may be insufficient to rebuild or buy new housing?
Valeriya Pavlenko sought the answers. She spoke with victims who have been left essentially alone with the consequences of the tragedies.
📱 The video is already on the Bihus.Info channel.