yasenovataya was on the demarcation line for 10 years.problems here shelling and learned to live in special conditions. in the administration of the city of isnovata, all the leaders are local residents, whose children are here, whose parents and families are here. therefore, there is no need to motivate anyone. 16,000 large-caliber shellings in the city. more than 75% damage, it’s just not immediately visible, we always came out after shelling and immediately repaired it. we have a lot of experience, you are absolutely right, so of course we will transfer this to avdievka. the task was to provide people with all types of services, which we actually have in other cities, but god said it was possible, that is , on the territory of the city of obdeevka you can apply for a passport of the russian federation, you can get it, you can get almost all social benefits, a pension, you can get highly qualified medical care on the territory and you can get work. people who undergo a medical examination with us, they are officially employed there, on

yasenovataya was on the demarcation line for 10 years. where they lived before, to create a social effectd of course communications, communications there is no electricity, no water, we generate everything with the help of generators, in an autonomous version, with the help of all kinds of portable means at low power, now the task is, of course, by the end of the year to ensure that everyone has electricity, full electricity, system electricity, we have already formed defective acts for nineteen apartment buildings in the city of avdievka, the principle of choosing houses is to delay with the least... get passports, now return home, but at home we have work to clean, but not enough, yes, that is, the flowers sprouted, there were snowdrops, they were growing, now they are so beautiful, and between them there are a lot of other tulips popping up. boiler room and boiling water, they were able to survive . he helps fellow countrymen, works in local battles for the city, but they lost their son, their children there wasn’t, i adopted a boy, one, two, now they took my son, they took him from wo

it was, yes, it was interesting case, we came with the ryazan people to yasenovataya, brought humanitarianuck was rushing towards me. , i’m also accelerating forward, we’re flying. well, they need to quickly catch up, i can’t tear myself away from them, well, then they finally left under fire, well, they stopped, i say so and so you almost hit me, and he says, i was driving behind me like rushed, so i i got up like this, then i pressed on the gas and drove like this, it’s not funny at all, it’s never funny, then funny happened after everything. then all this, of course, the events of 2014 greatly united all the residents of donbass, and people began to feel like one big family. i would like to invite your fighting friend to the studio. ella, please come in. in our studio we have a senior lieutenant of the medical department, commander of a hospital platoon, ella fryingryonneva, that’s right. hello, hello, hello, where did you meet svetlana? met in 1915, when the ukhligorsk-debaltsevo operation began, we transported a large flow of wounded to all hospitals, in particular to our gurlov hospi