stanitsa luganskaya, about half an hour from the capital of the lpr. settlement was one of the first to be liberated back in february 2022. the stanitsa-lugansk region inherited from ukraine destroyed infrastructure, blown-up bridges and destroyed roads. she took charge of the region. in less than two years, 129 objects were restored, among them 16 schools, four kindergartens, repair work was carried out in the district hospital, outpatient clinics were being built and medical and obstetric centers, roads are being repaired, street lighting is being restored, which essentially did not exist, in the region’s territory of 47 settlements, and the region tried to do everything to ensure that work was carried out in as many settlements as possible, so that people could see that our region is working for all residents of the area. restored mfc clinics, felcher-obstetric centers, which are being built throughout the country and new regions are no exception, tidied up utility networks, well-equipped space for relaxation and much, much more. there seems to be l

stanitsa luganskaya, here you can still find destroyed houses barred by bullets.ave the asu through the people who remain to live here, because many of the local residents have relatives who ended up on the other side of the front; here in one of the private houses there is a family- type orphanage. in 2015, when hostilities intensified, the foster family left near kiev, but the premises there were small, the children were cramped, they returned, but this young man’s brother stayed, signed a contract to serve in the sso, there was no news from him for a long time, but recently he showed up. well, it was in september, i i came home from school, well, go to the phone, and a message from vitalka, like, i need it. help, here it’s like this, we need to send off the coordinates so that we can get there, because i pass it all on to the brigade, and you just send me the geolocation, well, he said that we need to send off the coordinates, i somehow didn’t think about it, i immediately wrote yes about 'kay, and i started, like, i know where the russian military bases are. w