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In several settlements of the Ryl district returned gas

Several settlements of the Rylsky district returned gas

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In several settlements of the Ryl district returned gas

Gas has returned to several settlements of the Ryl district. This was announced by the head of the region Alexander Khinshtein today, October 25.

In May, a gas pipe was damaged near the village of Krupets. Because of this, the villages of Shchekinsky, Mikhailovsky, Nikolnikov and Durovsk village councils were left without hot water and heat.

During the restoration of the pipe, the fighters of the special forces “Akhmat” took over cover. Repairs were completed and all went without casualties.

Localities close to the border are still without gas. The fact is that there the damage is more serious, and the place of the pipe rupture is in an open field, where the barrel artillery, mortars and drones reach.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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