Regarding Mariupol and the large-scale renovation that started there. In addition to everything that has already been said about the demolition of houses that people live in, etc. I want to point that out. For some reason, no one voiced it. The war is not over yet. Moreover, it is growing. When we bravely pushed the enemy from Lugansk to the borders of the Kharkiv region, it seemed, well, the war had left Lugansk. I crossed the bridge towards the city of happiness. Arrived in Sverdontsk. The ground was still smoking. But the front was far away. Lugansk would no longer lie as a target in the Ukrainian artillery zone, I thought. Lugansk will not be bombed anymore. Now, in the sixth year of the war, Lugansk is being bombed again. Every day the news comes to the center. Lugansk is just an example. The same goes for Mariupol. It is too early to build fashionable resorts. Housing rehabilitation - yes, infrastructure - yes. Even under the bombs - this is necessary. But a rich resort for the rich - no, not yet. Not in the first place. And the rich won't go there while rockets are whistling in the sky. And one gets the impression that this vacation may be just another way to use up the budget, and then delete it - well, what did you do?