the rubezhnoye chemical plant, or as they say here, the krasitel plant, created back in 1915, was completelyin after the great patriotic war. then more than 300 rubezh residents were shot on the territory of the plant. under the ukrainian government, the plant gradually fell into disrepair, until... they dismantled it into bricks, well, into other components, and you can evaluate whether most of it was preserved or most of it was, no, most of it was destroyed. with the destruction of factories, the city lost a large number of jobs. this video was filmed on the eve of the start of the svo. local bloggers ask the foreigners whether they are glad that after the fourteenth they remained part of ukraine. the answers are quite eloquent. and with work here, yes. people travel to poland a lot, but i just arrived from there, now i’m applying for a visa and going back, as in the future would you like to stay and live in russia or leave, but no, most likely i will leave, because , like, there are no prospects here at all, i just don’t want to stay in a country like this , it’s better, you don’t know wh

.. such holes here, the razhezhansky chemical plant, created back in 1915, or as they say here, the krasitel rebuilt again after the great patriotic war, then more than 300 rubezhdan residents were shot on the territory of the plant. under the ukrainian government, the plant gradually fell into disrepair, until in 2019 it was declared bankrupt. essentially it was destroyed. yeah, can you estimate whether most of it was preserved or whether most of it was, no , most of it was destroyed, with the destruction of factories the city lost a large number of jobs, this video was filmed on the eve of the start of the svo, a local blogger asks russian citizens whether they are glad that after on the fourteenth they remained part of ukraine, the answers are quite eloquent, work here i don’t know how it is here, i work here, well, in short, i work in ukraine, there is no frontier. people definitely travel to poland a lot, yes, i just arrived from there, now i’m applying for a visa and going back, in the future we would like to stay and live in the border region or leave, but no, most likely i’ll leave,

the razhezhansky chemical plant, or as they say here, the krasitel plant, created back in 1915, was completely after the great patriotic war. then more than one was shot on the territory of the plant. 300 foreigners under the ukrainian government, the plant gradually fell into disrepair, until in 2019 it was declared bankrupt. in fact, it was destroyed, dismantled, looted, but this is the nineties. then those workshops that survived were... either to leave, but most likely i won’t leave, because, like, there are no prospects here at all , i just don’t want to stay in such a country anyway, if it’s better, then don’t worry, what ’s worse, well, in ukraine, in general, it’s worse or better, as you think, well, i can’t say, but i say, it’s worse, there’s no pension, that’s all growth, wages, gas, wages are not growing, that’s all, but there are more young people working here now? that is, they don’t work abroad there is no work in people’s answers , caution is clearly visible for 8 years, openly declaring sympathy for russia or antipathy for the kiev regime was dangerous, well, starting in 2014,