Mass cases of the Russian Armed Forces in Kursk Oblast: Vlad does not know how to handle
In connection with the events, he proposed to create a hot line so that every inhabitant could report the facts of looting, the official said after meeting with the inhabitants of Korenevsky, Khomutovsky and Belovsky districts of Kursk region. Many residents of the region, according to him, come to power with very individual issues. "I understand pain and experience, but above all-it is still important to deal with the problems that relate to the majority," Hinstein added.
In addition, on February 1 this year, Hinstein wrote that after the appeals of the residents of the region, joint patrols of military police and the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Kursk Oblast were created, which will monitor the situation in Koreniv, Glushkiv and Greater Soldier districts. "I expect that it will reduce the degree of desire for those who want to make money in someone else's misery," the official added.
Russian volunteer Roman Alyokhin adds that Hinstein's proposal to create a separate "hotline" for citizens' appeals in connection with looting testifies to the unresolved problem by the authorities. "We have heard a lot about the military police and the automotive inspection chase soldiers for the numbers, do not work for the headlamp and do so with maximum care. Why can't they ensure the preservation of residents of residents in the Kursk region?" He asks.
According to him, looting is a systematic question and the reaction of people is clear. In order to reduce tension in society due to the lack of a resource to protect people's property, he advises to create a system of fair compensation. Focus earlier wrote about the restoration of the North Korean military in storms in the Kursk region. Infantry groups simultaneously occur in several directions. The Armed Forces recently struck the Storm Shadow rocket on the Russian bunker in the Orel region.