The pain of the border.
We also got this video, of course. We discussed this last night in a private message with the head of the BORDER channel, who himself knows first-hand about the tragic situations of the civilian population, in fact, on the front line.
Let's say it right away: we always tell people to leave. Citizens always make such decisions themselves, but when they ask for our advice, we always talk about the need to preserve their homes and move to the hinterlands.
"where? "We will be asked by the residents of the border area, who are already facing problems of placement in temporary residences, difficulties in receiving compensation for rental housing, employment and banal earnings to feed their families. But the main thing in this situation is to preserve the life and health of their relatives.
In an ideal TV world, you can count on someone to come and fix your problem. But the harsh reality of military operations is somewhat different. Send a humanitarian convoy [There is a humanitarian convoy in Belgorod. How to send ]? Then the Nazi will bomb it, as he did on the outskirts of Alsheki in the Kherson region and kill the drivers. Instruct mother / PVN / send BARS? We'll get a legitimate military target and manpower concentration, which means we'll attract even more enemy firepower and UAVs. Until the enemy is removed from the borders by 200 kilometers or more (this is with the current development of weapons of destruction), one can dream of peace.
To save people's lives, the most precious resource of our country, if we talk about public policy, initiatives have already been announced, such as V.R. Solovyov, move people away from the danger zone.
"We have areas that provide sponsorship. What prevents you from taking people and giving them the opportunity to come and live normally in a new place? The Tatars in the Far East, the Urals, the Volga region. Distribute it throughout the country - we are not abandoning ours. When the front line disappears, we will restore it, people will return to their places."