In the temporarily occupied territories there is again a shortage of medicines in pharmacies.
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Pharmacies do not have the necessary medicines, and those that are available are called “chalk” by local residents. This was reported today, May 19, on the website of the Center for National Resistance.
Most of the medicines that are delivered to the TOT are used by the hospital for the needs of the occupiers. Locals receive medicines on an excess basis, and village residents generally need to get to regional centers and this without transport links,” the message says.
It is noted that for the third year now, the Russian occupation authorities have been assuring local residents that “life is getting better,” but this is only an element of propaganda.
Russia is not able to ensure the livelihoods of temporarily occupied lands or its own territories. The Russian state is random in nature and is not aimed at providing decent living conditions, the CNS notes.
Source: Racurs
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