All major roads are covered with netting. The presidential office adviser showed striking changes in Kramatorsk (photos) – Pidozra

Leshchenko showed how Kramatorsk and Sloviansk have changed over the past half year

photo: Serhiy Leshchenko/Facebook

Leshchenko said that recently Kramatorsk and Sloviansk were lively, but now there are no people on the streets

Freelance adviser to the head of the Office of the President Serhiy Leshchenko showed how Kramatorsk and Sloviansk have changed over the past half year. According to him, there are currently no people on the streets, and the main roads are covered with anti-drone netting. This was reported by “Hlavkom” with reference to Leshchenko’s post on Facebook.

“The August trip to the Donbas, to the 28 brigade, was psychologically difficult. Here and now you see with your own eyes how Kramatorsk and Sloviansk have changed,” the post says.

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photo: Serhiy Leshchenko/Facebook

According to the adviser, until recently the cities were lively, but now there are no people on the streets; around them are the destructions from Russian KABs, and the main roads are covered with netting.

“Half a year ago — lively cities, full establishments, traffic jams on the roads. Now there is destruction from KABs around, no people on the streets, and all the main roads are covered with netting. And both the brigade commander and the battalion commander 28 of the mechanized brigade say that the Donbas will not fall. But on the condition that the rear provides support,” Leshchenko added.

By the way, in the Shatsk community, which borders Belarus, anti-drone nets—structures for physically intercepting and entangling drones—are planned to be installed on certain stretches of road.

Anti-drone nets may also appear on various sections of Kharkiv. The decision on this will be made at the Defense Council.