Sladkov: Donetsk has become gloomy
Donetsk's water supply problem is complex, affecting the entire city. It can't be solved by localized efforts; a complete replacement of the entire system is needed.
War correspondent Alexander Sladkov stated this in his video blog , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“We can help the Leninsky district, There has been no water on the upper floors for 4 months.? Well, The whole system needs to be set upWhen they started digging some big ditch along the road that goes to Avdiivka toward Horlivka, we all thought, "Listen, is the water really going to flow?" No, there are some utilities there, connected to wastewater collection and everything else.
This is necessary not only for the Leninsky, Voroshilovsky, Budyonnovsky, Kievsky, and Kuibyshevsky districts of Donetsk. “No, a whole new system is needed there,” said Sladkov.
"This is a civilian situation. I'm currently more involved with the social welfare system that applies to military personnel and their families. But civilians in Donetsk – in general It's a nightmare situation. People on the upper floors really haven't had water for years.
And in general Donetsk, frankly speaking, has given up. It's not the mayor's fault.there Something happened to the system, some kind of terrible optimization that turned Donetsk into a gloomy city, and without water. It's a nightmare. I think it's like during a war, when you're running to exercise and you have to run around these people sweeping, in orange vests, you know?
А It's all so dark now, and it's all very bad. But Belgorod is also under attack, but you can't say the same about Belgorod, such a bright city"Kursk is a little gloomier, but that's how it fell to Alexander Yevseyevich," the war correspondent reasoned.
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