Residents of the occupied Luhansk Region complain about the poor treatment of them in Russia

Some people from Luhansk region travel to Russia several times a month for food products, household chemicals, building materials, etc. Because the prices in the occupied territory are twice, and for some goods even three times, higher than in the same Voronezh or Rostov-on-Don.

The attitude towards the so-called “refugees” in Russia is also mostly negative. People face problems when getting a job, school or kindergarten. Most men work illegally to avoid being “mobilized”. Children do not have any promised benefits. In addition, it is not uncommon for residents of Luhansk to be refused even medical care when they see the registration in the documents.

“I had bleeding in the first trimester of pregnancy. They didn’t even give me any blood thinners in the hospital. I was just bleeding until a female doctor took pity on me. For two days, not a single orderly, nurse or doctor approached me. As it turned out later, hemostatics are bought at crazy prices in all medical institutions by the families of Russian soldiers who were wounded at the front,” said a woman who was forced to leave for one of the cities of the Russian Federation from Rubizhny and give birth there.

Instead, the websites of propaganda media are full of headlines: “One country, one family, one Russia”, “Voronezh and Rostov regions will create the Donbass commonwealth together with the DPR and LPR”, etc.