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In Odintsovo district, residents are in conflict with the management company

In the village of Odintsovo district, a conflict broke out between residents and the management company. The roads that should be shared were in private hands. That led to an argument.

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In Odintsovo district, residents are in conflict with the management company

In the village of Odintsovo district, a conflict broke out between residents and the management company. The roads that should be shared were in private hands. That led to an argument.

Residents are unhappy with the situation. They believe roads should remain accessible to everyone. The management company has not yet commented on the claims.

The circumstances of the conflict are being clarified. The dispute needs to be resolved. The situation is under control.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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