three milestones in the history of the yanakievsky metallurgical plant from the petrovsky plants to they, you know, we always had it like this, all events began with such verses, our city begins with the plant, like with a song, new day. they study in person, we have clubs, and you know, they don’t sit at home, even when it's not very peaceful, they still go to the palace of culture, you know, in 2014, children were still brought to the palace of culture, we decided not to deprive the children of the holiday, and the new year's holidays for our children took place, despite the circumstances , despite all the circumstances, you told our correspondent mark. peaceful life does not dissolve, you know, we feel unity, well, directly, on the assistance that is given to us, we have not improved our material and technical base for many years, starting with twenty-second year, to this day we have received such a quantity of musical instruments, and you know, these are cool musical instruments, musical instruments that sound and which were presented from the heart, from the heart, our regional chi

the famous russian writer alexander kuprin worked in 1846. on the yanakievsky under construction metallurgical plantf the forge and carpentry shop. this experience became the basis for his story moloch. every minute the huge blazing mouth of the furnace opened wide to swallow one after another, twenty-pound packages of red-hot steel that had just come out of the stone furnace, a quarter of an hour later they, with a terrible grinding sound, having passed through dozens of machines... were already stacked at the other end of the workshop, in long, smooth, shiny rails. kuprin worked at the plant in yenakiyevo almost 180 years ago, the plant is still operating thanks to the courage of our contemporaries. today with us is roman zalenchukov, a third- generation metallurgist and an electrician at the blast furnace shop. yenakiyevo plants. in 2014, due to constant shelling by the ukrainian armed forces, the plant had to be shut down. then roman sent his entire family to a safe place, and he himself stayed to defend his native plant. for roman , stopping the blast furnaces is practically death for the plant