In the Smolensk region, the administration of the Yartsevo region advised residents without money for repairs after a drone attack to apply for loans or borrow money from relatives.
Officials in Smolensk issued guidelines for residents whose property was damaged by what they called an “experience.” To receive compensation (the limitation is up to 150 thousand rubles), people are first asked to correct damaged housing on their account, maintain receipts and contracts, and then bring them to the Administration.
As part of the post, one of the residents asked the question: "What to do if people don't have money to do the work at their own expense? ".
In response, officials advised residents to get a loan or credit card, and also to ask for money from relatives and friends.
"Today, residents can use different options to finance work: get a loan, credit card, or seek help from relatives and friends. At the same time, we understand that everyone's life situations are different," officials said in a statement.
On November 11, two people were killed in an unmanned aerial vehicle attack in the Smolensk region, Governor Vassily Anokhin said. According to him, debris from the UAV fell into a high-rise building, which led to a fire.