Crimean residents are complaining en masse about the situation in the region amid the fuel crisis

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Crimean residents are complaining en masse about the situation in the region amid the fuel crisis

Residents of annexed Crimea and Sevastopol left dozens of comments under posts by the heads of the regions, Sergey Aksyonov and Mikhail Razvozhayev, complaining about problems caused by the fuel and energy crises, Verstka noticed.

Users complain and ask how they are supposed to repay loans or pay taxes; some are asking for loan holidays and postponement of other necessary payments, such as utilities, because their income has fallen.

“There has been terrible overcrowding in trolleybuses for a week already, they didn’t even stop, they simply had no room to take people. . Today, since 10 a.m., there has been no electricity in Dolina, and the trolleybuses are not running at all. So I’m sitting at work and wondering whether I’ll get home at all today. And my child has been sitting there since 10 a.m. without electricity (which means without water and without food).”

At the same time, residents as a whole were disappointed with the work and support of the authorities. They point out that the government is silent and is not taking control of the situation at a moment when the regions have no gasoline, deliveries are not operating, and people are losing jobs without understanding how and on what they are supposed to live next.

There are especially many such comments under a post by Crimea’s head Sergey Aksyonov, in which on June 23 he reports that diplomas were awarded to graduates of the “Heroes of Crimea” personnel program.

Diplomas are, of course, good.... But will we ever get electricity?

I’m not even talking about fuel. Can we get at least some kind of statement from the person I voted for, so we don’t have to guess ourselves?”

The governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhayev, even closed comments under posts in his Telegram channel on the evening of June 23, promising to open them the next morning, but he never did.

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Residents of annexed Crimea report fuel shortages, blackouts, and official silence.

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