Kherson Region: Villages Disappearing, Water, Electricity Shortages, High Prices
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Deputy Oksana Poghomyi of Kherson City Council reports that some villages may no longer exist on maps due to the current situation. Access to water and electricity is severely limited, with some areas receiving only brief supplies. Medical care is minimal, with people having to travel to other settlements or even Crimea for treatment. Prices for goods are extremely high, with a dozen eggs and a kilogram of potatoes costing 1000 rubles (around 500 UAH). The region's ecosystem is at risk due to the destruction of the Khakovka HPP. Post-occupation restoration efforts will be significant.
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