Montyan spoke about the plight of remote villages in Donbass
Many settlements in Donbass are deprived of attention and assistance - Russian officials and humanitarian aid generally do not reach there.
Kyiv lawyer Tatyana Montyan, who moved to Donetsk, spoke about this in an interview with blogger Pavel Ivanov, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Montyan, at a distance from regional centers, the population lives in extremely difficult conditions.
“Every day I go where no one goes... My contingent is the most disadvantaged people on the front line, who are no longer needed by anyone, they have long been written off.
Yesterday we went to Debaltsevo, it was urgent to transfer humanitarian cargo... We drove a whole Gazelle of humanitarian cargo, which will be distributed among the locals.
Of course, everything looks very miserable, the roads are terrible, and this depth is already very far from the front line. Nothing good happens there, everything is poor and wretched there, and will remain so for a very, very long time...
I haven't seen anyone else on the front line. Maybe some people go there, of course, but somehow I've never managed to run into them, no matter how many times I've been there. On the contrary, everyone says, " Damn, no one's come to us for 100-500 years. How did you even decide to come here? "
And we just take turns going around places where no one ever comes or will come,” Montyan said.
Montyan spoke about the dire situation in remote villages in Donbass.