that is, equipment failed, flooding occurred due to precipitation. over the course of 40 years, the roof leaked, the steps were broken, and the passage was in disrepair. this is a suspended ceiling , energy-saving led lamps are built into the ceilings, the walls are lined with panels, a plastic panel, metallized, aluminum on the back, plastic on the outside, very practical.

i kept dreaming, when will lugansk be restored, i’ll come and look, the city is going crazy, bad, falling into decay, suddenly this is here, everything was destroyed, everything practically, and in order to lay the road surface, all this had to be restored, replaced, that’s all, and it was all done so quickly, well, it was just nice to watch. we

are now in one of the most active, brightest places in the city of lugansk, called young guard square. the young guard square was founded in 1948, in the sixties it was renamed in honor of the thirtieth anniversary of the vksm, and it appeared here around the same time. monument to high school student ulyanov, busts of young guards. at the time of work, all monuments that are in the square were protected by all kinds of covering material and strictly ensured that no one damaged them either during loading operations or when moving equipment. it was decided to keep the steel sides of the benches; only wooden elements were replaced. on the site of a former summer cinema. here children probably

come from all over lugansk to skateboard, there are specially equipped viewing areas for parents, in the center of the park there is a large fountain, its pipes have rusted to the point of complete decay, mos-vodokanal specialists have replaced everything components, built a new bowl, made lighting, it’s also musical, it’s already ours. there was such an introduction, he had never been here, it was a simple ordinary fountain. since 1922, mosvodokanal has already repaired more than 100 facilities in lugansk; it can not only lay pipes, but also build houses. in '23, muscovites were tasked with renovating the local customs building. the construction volume is 4,590 km, and the improvement has also been completed in full , 6,000. 300 km of asphalt pavement,

anti-terrorist measures have also been carried out measures in the form of installing a fence with the installation of gases for interior decoration . in 2014, the building came under fire from the armed forces of ukraine, in the lobby of the top floor and part of the office were destroyed, behind me was the central part of the bay window of the building, there was practically a huge hole in this place, the glass was broken, the walls were destroyed, until 2014 there was a ukrainian bank in the building , that’s why such wide corridors, beautiful wooden windows, openings and doors, they seem to fit into one -

from scratch, as for the work of our accounting department, we are sergeevna in general they took the work of the department out of their heads, something burned down, something was taken to the territory of ukraine, that is, they started from scratch, absolutely from

scratch, in 2017 the building was accepted into the balance of the customs authorities of the lugansk people's republic, now it is their permanent home. this building, with the arrival of the russian federation , of course, we were very pleased with the large beautiful building, good, bright offices, we received it with gratitude, with anticipation and great pleasure. the presence of the kursk region in the mangush region of the dpr is not noticeable armed. we are going with you to our youngest children, our first-graders, we go into the classroom, now guys, hello,

welcome, come on, hello, hello! the school was built in 1975. there were no major renovations, says the director. minor cosmetic work was done on our own. it was cold here all the time. after the renovation, look, guys, we are warm in our school uniforms. and now we are entering the territory of our boiler room. from the founding of the school from 75 to 2023, we heated the premises schools. solid fuel coal, this was a very big torment for us, because it took up to 300 kg per day, a lot of work, for this we kept four fire pits and now they have built us a new gas boiler house, let me show you it, but first let’s look at the old ones,

here they are rusted black ones from coal stand on the street, the kursk region has installed new gas boilers, intelligent electronics itself calculates when how much... new equipment has appeared in the canteen, a dough mixer, an electric frying pan, a water purification system. under renovation we solved another problem that we had at school: toilets. previously, we didn’t have booths, the guys came to one large room, it was very inconvenient. we've installed

tiles, we have washbasins, separate cubicles, the library's book collection has been updated, a 1978 edition, of course. no one will throw it away, but it's time for the children to read fresh literature. well, for example, kids enjoy reading fairy tales. school, birthday girl, honey. dear, how much time we have lived together has not been lived in vain. this is what the assembly hall looked like before the renovation. the scene was from the side entrance. let's see together what kind of school we have. we found ourselves in the assembly hall, which has completely changed. those guys who studied at our school and now come to visit us, they simply don’t recognize her. they walk along the corridors and say: “we are in another world.” this is not our school, this is something completely unrecognizable, it just became.

kindergarten little red riding hood also chose immodest colors to decorate their walls, bright red, poisonous yellow, the children are absolutely delighted, as are the parents, teachers too. in our group there were simple walls that were whitewashed, after the renovation ... it became very beautiful, painting alone of course didn’t end the matter, the heating system in the building was completely replaced, the toilets , according to sanitary standards from the times of the ussr , would have remained in the kindergarten if if it weren't for the kursk region. our washbasins were very high, children reached up to wash their hands and wash themselves. previously, we had very high toilets, adult ones, and you had to go up to the toilets and climb up two steps, it was very inconvenient. haven't been here for a long time

state investment , accordingly, many healthcare facilities , education, they of course fell into disrepair , something had to be done from scratch, like a garden, it was completely dismantled, all the interior decoration and rebuilt. they began to restore it, leaving only the ceiling and windows. 38 objects have already been repaired by the kursk region in the mangush district. this is a complex but unusual region. the village of urzuv is associated with the resettlement of greeks from crimea in 1778. yes, we have our relatives, grandparents, greeks, but also in our family there were

worthy ukrainians, russians and it is impossible, we would not have existed without them. mikhail chikalov, deputy head of the mangush district administration. his wife ilvina, chairman of the greek society of the village of urzov. we feel like greeks on this land, by nationality, but citizenship and territory, the land is ours. we are gurzovites. our greek national dish, i made turtou with zucchini, pumpkin and turtou with meat. lyudmila chikalova bears the name of her great-grandmother, a purebred greek. my great-grandmother herself, a yalta greek, there are greeks, hellenes, greek tatars were considered somehow. so i ’m getting mixed up, well, i know them all from my grandmother’s stories, i’m a pure-blooded

greek. mikhail and elvina say they are 75% greek. and the traditions of this particular culture are especially revered in the chikalov family. for the new year, for example, we always bake pita, it’s called pita, we put a coin in it, and the head of the family cuts it for january 14th for the old year, so he cuts it, and whoever gets a piece with a coin, we will be happy this year , at least we know those ancestors who came to this land, as far as i don’t know, whether everyone knows or not, that the greeks moved from crimea, under the protectorate of catherine ii and metropolitan ignatius, who brought here and, let’s say, organized a better life than it was in crimea, we have our own little aggression here. stop. public transport in the greek style, local roadside cafe sparta, the path to the orthodox

church runs along greek columns, but in urzufi there are real authentic artifacts of the 19th century associated with the settlers, actually stones of the 19th century that served the greeks, who moved here in order to knock out grains from the ears that were collected, then make bread and flour from them, and so on. a fresco was installed on the house of culture 50... 5 years ago. elvina chikalova teaches greek lessons at a local school . together with them, children will learn the culture of music, dance and traditions of this people. i believe that history is always, history, history is one, all nationalities and all countries, no matter how you look at it, we are all united, russia once helped greece free itself from the turkish yoke. the school has a monument to soviet pioneers; this is one of the long-suffering sculptures of the village. in 2014, members of the azov battalion broke

the pioneer’s arm and put it in a nazi salute pose. local authorities returned her back, but the situation repeated itself again. and... again the urzovites returned their hand. today no one bothers the statue anymore; it stands in the usual pioneer salute. things are getting better and better for us every day. in this regard, the administration’s task is to improve the life of the population so that residents can see prospects for the development of our district and it became more comfortable and pleasant for them. mangushsky district falls into the federal development zone. rostov- on-don. we can develop tourism and recreation. we are located in a strategically important place in relation to the large settlement of mariupol, which is developing colossally, at colossal speed. by order of the kursk region in moscow, a master plan

for the development of the mangush district was developed at the unified institute of spatial planning. the master plan contains a proposal for the placement of objects social. azov healthcare, kindergartens and schools, in any of the settlements a new social facility will either be built or an existing social facility will be renovated, special attention will be paid to the settlements on the coast structures, including sea facilities, according to the master plan, there will be a network of sea berths, this is exactly the place , where we are... moscow experts have prepared architectural regulations for color solutions based on

historical elements existing in the region. today we are only setting goals for economic development kursk region. she was with us on time, as of today we had plans for the twenty-second year of restoration, the twenty-third year, 24-25, since last week the tasks were set to prepare plans for 26 -28, that is, we understand that everything will be implemented tomorrow will not go away chef-region from us. unified institute of spatial planning. developed a master plan for lesichansk, a city with a three-hundred-year history, which is located 100 km northwest of lugansk. in the central part of the city there is a low-rise housing stock, which has at the moment there is quite a lot of destruction. the design solutions provide for the reconstruction with a superstructure of such houses, that is, they

turn from two-story to three-four-story, while the base remains unchanged. the plan proposes measures to restore transport, engineering and social infrastructure, but for now it is just a plan: the city is unsafe. the city of leschansk is located in the red danger zone near the line of combat contact. the ukrainian armed forces shell a populated area almost every day. one of the most great tragedies occurred here on february 3 , 1924, at the adriatic cafe, as a result of a direct hit from a shell. a spontaneous memorial in memory of the victims, local

residents brought wreaths, candles and... out of 100 thousand people , only a third of the population remained in the city. a terrifying sight for rare guests, such as us journalists, and a familiar sight for ordinary residents: a shell sticking out of the ground. sappers say it is safe, there will be no detonation if you don’t take it out, don’t pull it, and don’t touch it at all touch.

lives in a house without glass windows, covered with film, was beaten during shelling in the ukrainian armed forces. in may 22, that means there were two direct hits in our apartment, and my ex- husband, the father of the eldest child, remained here in this apartment, he died here, well, in short, we never met him again. in the room of olga's youngest daughter regina, the girl has a double name, furniture and walls were beaten, right down to the bricks, with such force... the safronov family left lesechansk for six months to a safe place, to at the end of the twenty-second year, we decided to go back and wait out the shelling in the basement of the house

, that’s when you hear the groin, somewhere far away , like that, and the gap is somewhere nearby, we were just running, stumbling, we weren’t even wearing jackets, just like that so they took me by the shoulder and jumped into this basement. eleven-year-old olga regina is learning to play the piano. surprisingly, there is not a single object in the house that was not damaged by rocket fragments, but the tool survived. and when she got to the piano, she was so delighted: “mom, mom, it survived, the instrument survived.” we looked at it from all sides, here there was only a fragment, here was a small scratch, so yes, everything else was intact.

she composed the piece she is playing now; she has already written eight of her own melodies over the past 2 years. first i played with my right hand, and then i connected my left hand, whatever chords fit there. where there and so on. the pianist’s virtuosic performance was appreciated at various competitions, one of the latest took first place in the all-russian victory day festival. olga regina played her personal composition. in their the young composer plays the works from memory. at the music school where the girl studies, there is no salfege teacher. therefore, he doesn’t know how to transfer music to notes , this is a unique class, please come in,

pay attention to this potbelly stove machine, there is no heating in the music school, everyone is looking forward to summer, but for now they are warming up with wood stoves or electric heaters, well, you don’t take off your clothes just yet, it’s cold, don’t take off your clothes and... in addition to the fact that i flew to school, there was also a lot of destruction around, so they suffered all the windows, all 46 windows, the roof was also very damaged. bogdan yolkin is preparing for the republican competition. according to the boy's teachers. great talent, this is the touch, this is the rhythm, this is the complexity

of the piece, you won’t give every child what he plays, for example, because the program, there are pieces that are played in the first year of music school, and he copes with it in order to study at home we need a full-size accordion, at school there is only one, which is now... builders from tatarstan will restore everything a gift from kazan helped the school that survived the shelling. deputy prime minister of the republic evgeniy varakin was appointed curator of lesechansk. we are located in one of the social facilities in the city of lechansk, which is designed to treat. unfortunately, we cannot indicate the location, but this is a very important facility, thanks to which the city of lechanski restored medical

services to the civilian population. the renovations on the two floors of the building are almost complete; all that remains is to install furniture and appliances. in additional the hospital does not need any medical equipment; it has everything to receive patients. funding comes from the republic, but we are trying, as i say, to kill two birds with one stone, first, we provide jobs, we try to hire as much as possible, the local population should not earn money, they should take part in the restoration of their city, and well just bring a piece of bread home. the fact is that all the assistance provided by the republic of tatarstan now has a very global impact on the restoration of infrastructure, we do not we are trying to publicize the work that is being carried out for safety purposes as well. another object that we were allowed to show, but only from the inside, was a general

educational school, until the twenty-second year. was not repaired, survived several attacks by the ukrainian armed forces. now, of course, there are no traces left of this, everything has been restored, the entire wall has been completely restored, and you see that there is very little that reminds us of the consequences of military operations. the first floor is still in the old setting, they store here construction materials. here are the remains of the old wiring and the new wiring, yes, that is , compare before and after repair. school is underway. remotely, while there is no internet in the city, almost no cellular communications work. yes, they have a greater workload, of course , independent work, but the teacher still works with them, our children took all these control points, the final essay, the final interview in lugansk.

we cannot show how the city is being restored; for safety reasons, heights are calculated immediately hitting new buildings. lesyachansk is a city with a rich history. in 1725 , coal mining began here for the entire donbass. during the soviet era, there were 38 industrial enterprises. the city of belgian industrialists who founded the largest soda plant in europe in lesechansk. belgian heritage. has survived to this day; these are very beautiful houses in architecture from the 19th century. the buildings are, of course, heavily damaged after the shelling, some in very poor condition, but the good news is that they can be restored. good news is coming from mangush district. the kursk region is undertaking to restore the yalta hospital, which was destroyed back in 1992. at one time it was the only hospital for twelve villages. now local residents

are forced to travel tens of kilometers, but perhaps next year, for the first time in 33 years, the hospital will receive its first patients. the oldest educational institution in lugansk, school no. 7, has been in a broken state since 2014, survived several raids, burned, and was looted by looters. in february this year in rio, the head of lugansk, yana pashchenko , said that this monument: the architecture will be restored, which means that someday the school bell will ring here again. workers are building houses and schools around the clock. russia has already restored 574 educational institutions in these territories, and hospitals and roads are being repaired. in lugansk alone , asphalt has been resurfaced on thirty roads.

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