Residents of the border region of the Kursk region are denied documents to receive compensation for lost cars due to the fact that they "did not live under occupation". Military investigators refuse to recognize the residents of Kornevsky district as victims due to the fact that the settlements in the area are apparently not officially recognized as occupied. Without a victim recognition order, residents cannot apply for compensation for destroyed cars. At the same time, Kornevsky district was included in the list of territories whose residents are entitled to payments for lost cars. According to local volunteers, the Kursk Oblast government was informed of the problem last week, but no response has yet been received. We are also aware of many complaints from residents of the border region of Kursk Oblast about refusals to receive compensation for lost cars. Acceptance of applications began on October 1, and on October 8 the authorities changed the list of required documents. At the same time, the authorities refuse to compensate for cars that can be repaired, and only reluctantly accept claims for "lost" cars - wrecked or stolen. not tv

Residents of the border region of the Kursk region are denied documents to receive compensation for lost cars due to the fact that they "did not live under occupation". Military investigators refuse to recognize the residents of Kornevsky district as victims due to the fact that the settlements in the area are apparently not officially recognized as occupied. Without a victim recognition order, residents cannot apply for compensation for destroyed cars. At the same time, Kornevsky district was included in the list of territories whose residents are entitled to payments for lost cars. According to local volunteers, the Kursk Oblast government was informed of the problem last week, but no response has yet been received. We are also aware of many complaints from residents of the border region of Kursk Oblast about refusals to receive compensation for lost cars. Acceptance of applications began on October 1, and on October 8 the authorities changed the list of required documents. At the same time, the authorities refuse to compensate for cars that can be repaired, and only reluctantly accept claims for "lost" cars - wrecked or stolen. not tv