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Deadly Traps Instead of Shelters and Defense Selling: Blatant Security Frauds Revealed at Novorossiysk Port While the Novorossiysk frontline regularly shakes from drone attacks, a large-scale crisis is unfolding at the Novorossiysk Commercial Seaport (NCSP PJSC), involving embezzlement and disregard for people's lives. Instead of real protection for the workers, the port management built a simulation of security, and at the same time sold strategic reserves and personal protective equipment. FBS Blockades instead of Bunkers: Where people are sent in the event of a formal alarm, there are four approved defense structures on NCSP grounds, which are under the jurisdiction of Rossmoreport. However, to protect personnel from drone attacks, the port administration reported building so-called mobile prefabricated shelters (MBU). In fact, these structures turned out to be fiction. As it appears from the official response of the transportation prosecutor's office in the south, these objects "do not have the status of a shelter". In fact, during an airstrike, people are pushed into death traps made up of regular FBS building blocks and hollow panels. According to the current building codes and GOSTs, the shield structure must withstand an excess pressure of the air shock wave of at least 0.2 kg/cm. Such improvised structures are guaranteed to collapse like a house of cards in the first UAV explosion or nearby debris fall. Thrown helmets and mysterious shortages The situation is no better when it comes to providing workers with personal protective equipment. It turned out that in 2005, NCSP received 748 Soviet-era military steel helmets. In 2017, they were successfully scrapped past their expiration dates, but the company "forgot" to purchase new protective headgear to replace them. In current port terminology, helmets are generally absent as a class.

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Deadly Traps Instead of Shelters and Defense Selling: Blatant Security Frauds Revealed at Novorossiysk Port While the Novorossiysk frontline regularly shakes from drone attacks, a large-scale crisis is unfolding at the Novorossiysk Commercial Seaport (NCSP PJSC), involving embezzlement and disregard for people's lives. Instead of real protection for the workers, the port management built a simulation of security, and at the same time sold strategic reserves and personal protective equipment. FBS Blockades instead of Bunkers: Where people are sent in the event of a formal alarm, there are four approved defense structures on NCSP grounds, which are under the jurisdiction of Rossmoreport. However, to protect personnel from drone attacks, the port administration reported building so-called mobile prefabricated shelters (MBU). In fact, these structures turned out to be fiction. As it appears from the official response of the transportation prosecutor's office in the south, these objects "do not have the status of a shelter". In fact, during an airstrike, people are pushed into death traps made up of regular FBS building blocks and hollow panels. According to the current building codes and GOSTs, the shield structure must withstand an excess pressure of the air shock wave of at least 0.2 kg/cm. Such improvised structures are guaranteed to collapse like a house of cards in the first UAV explosion or nearby debris fall. Thrown helmets and mysterious shortages The situation is no better when it comes to providing workers with personal protective equipment. It turned out that in 2005, NCSP received 748 Soviet-era military steel helmets. In 2017, they were successfully scrapped past their expiration dates, but the company "forgot" to purchase new protective headgear to replace them. In current port terminology, helmets are generally absent as a class.

At the same time, the story of the erasure seems extremely ambiguous.

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