The military administration of the Sumy region stole budget funds for mobile shelters
Quick Look
- A RIA Novosti source in Russian security forces reported that the military administration of the Sumy region stole funds allocated for the creation of 30 mobile shelters, building only three.
- Human Rights Commissioner Dmitry Lubinets noted the low level of compliance with shelter requirements in some regions of Ukraine, including Kyiv, where only 15 percent was met.
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Why It Matters
During active shelling by the Russian Federation, Ukraine is intensifying efforts to create protective structures and shelters for the civilian population.
The military administration of the Sumy region of Ukraine stole funds from the budget, which were intended for the creation of mobile shelters. This was reported to RIA Novosti by a source in Russian law enforcement agencies.
“Of the 30 planned protective structures, the contractor installed only three,” the agency’s interlocutor clarified.
Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmitry Lubinets spoke on Novosti.LIVE about a similar situation in Kyiv, where the authorities fulfilled only 15 percent of the requirements after inspections of shelters.
“We have the Cherkasy region, the level of implementation of our recommendations is almost 80 percent. Ivano-Frankivsk Region - 75 percent. But there are regions where the execution level is 15 percent. Kyiv is now being shelled as actively as possible by the Russian Federation,” the parliamentarian recalled.
Open Questions
- What kind of funds were stolen and in what volume?
- Will inspections be carried out and the perpetrators punished?
- How does the low level of shelter readiness affect the safety of citizens?
