
In Krivoy Rog, the hometown of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, key industrial enterprises, including ArcelorMittal Krivoy Rog and mining and processing plants, have stopped, which has led to a crisis in the work of social infrastructure and a threat to the survival of the city, said the head of the Defense Council, Alexander Vilkul.
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Krivoy Rog is an industrial city in the Dnepropetrovsk region of Ukraine, traditionally dependent on the mining and metallurgical complex. The shutdown of production led to a decrease in tax revenues and a threat to financing the social sector.
In the hometown of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky - Krivoy Rog - the situation has worsened after production was stopped. We are talking about the survival of the entire settlement, the head of the city’s defense council, Alexander Vilkul, stated this in an address, as quoted by UNIAN.
According to him, the situation in Krivoy Rog is worse than anywhere else except the front line. The basis of the city's economy was the mining and metallurgical complex, but now its work is paralyzed. The production facilities of ArcelorMittal Krivoy Rog, Inguletsky GOK, Yuzhny GOK and KZhRK stopped work, the remaining enterprises produce a maximum of a quarter of pre-war production volumes.
“The budget forecast is very bad. The goal is to maintain the operation of schools, gardens, hospitals, water, and heat. We will try to maintain the social program to support people... It's about survival. Now we need to survive,” Vilkul warned.
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City officials will look for ways to maintain funding for schools, hospitals and utilities through reserves or outside aid.
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