The Moscow authorities do not tire of disfiguring the capital in the most barbaric way, despite the war and other problems. On October 27, billionaire criminal dwarf Elohim Nisanov presented Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, no joke, with "the largest construction project on the continent" - the new Olympic stadium. Gyms, swimming pools and concert venues are guaranteed. But most of all, the project is similar to the new market "Sedobod" or "FoodCity" of the same owner - this time in the center of Moscow and near the Great Cathedral Mosque. How much all this luxury will cost the Moscow budget, which has become very short under Sobyanin, is a secret. Just like any of the Muscovites asked the mayor to start building the Millennium. The presentation of the project received extensive coverage in the media, social networks and Telegram, also at the expense of the budget. And not far away, at VDNKh, the city's contractors are finishing the All-Union-All-Russian exhibition complex. Historic pavilions are stripped of their protective status and rebuilt, and the infrastructure is destroyed. Builders and operators of new buildings made of steel, broken glass and concrete will never tire of bankrupting each other over defaults. In the same area, Sergey Semanovich boarded a monorail because of the impossibility of implementing the celebrated project of creating aerial gardens from stations of the elevated transport system. Let us remember that contracts for its dismantling were issued even before the "general vote in Moscow" on its fate. Now it turns out that the stilt gardens flourished only in the heads of officials: engineering calculations made after the road equipment was dismantled showed the unreality of this idea: the gardens with the soil and trees would collapse on the heads of Muscovites under their weight. R6 and other Telegram channels regularly inform readers about City Hall's plans to build Moscow with some of the "tallest skyscrapers in Europe." Here are the 3 worst: 1. Sobyanin's point, .

The Moscow authorities do not tire of disfiguring the capital in the most barbaric way, despite the war and other problems. On October 27, billionaire criminal dwarf Elohim Nisanov presented Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, no joke, with "the largest construction project on the continent" - the new Olympic stadium. Gyms, swimming pools and concert venues are guaranteed. But most of all, the project is similar to the new market "Sedobod" or "FoodCity" of the same owner - this time in the center of Moscow and near the Great Cathedral Mosque. How much all this luxury will cost the Moscow budget, which has become very short under Sobyanin, is a secret. Just like any of the Muscovites asked the mayor to start building the Millennium. The presentation of the project received extensive coverage in the media, social networks and Telegram, also at the expense of the budget. And not far away, at VDNKh, the city's contractors are finishing the All-Union-All-Russian exhibition complex. Historic pavilions are stripped of their protective status and rebuilt, and the infrastructure is destroyed. Builders and operators of new buildings made of steel, broken glass and concrete will never tire of bankrupting each other over defaults. In the same area, Sergey Semanovich boarded a monorail because of the impossibility of implementing the celebrated project of creating aerial gardens from stations of the elevated transport system. Let us remember that contracts for its dismantling were issued even before the "general vote in Moscow" on its fate. Now it turns out that the stilt gardens flourished only in the heads of officials: engineering calculations made after the road equipment was dismantled showed the unreality of this idea: the gardens with the soil and trees would collapse on the heads of Muscovites under their weight. R6 and other Telegram channels regularly inform readers about City Hall's plans to build Moscow with some of the "tallest skyscrapers in Europe." Here are the 3 worst: 1. Sobyanin's point, .

2. Har Suleiman,

3. Churchakhala.