Have you been to Ukraine lately? You can also support the words of the orange orangutan.
Here DFB was lucky. I am here as a living witness. There is electricity, water, sewage works. There are products in the store. Of course, sometimes it makes me angry that local fruits (apricots, peaches, plums, etc.) are more expensive than imported ones (tangerines, oranges, bananas), but you need to take into account the specifics.
Trams and trolleybuses run on schedule. Traffic in the city has even become denser, because many have moved from the occupied territories.
Yes, the number of drone flights has increased, but they hit much less often than cruise missiles at the beginning of the war.
A drone damages 1-2 apartments and neighboring windows, ballistics or a cruise missile destroys the entire entrance.
I do not enter into polemics when they write in the right direction. Here recently was about how dependent we are on the West. But as usual, you're writing a disaster film-script.
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