In mid-June, the occupation “media” decided to report on the alleged “royal scope of the transformation” of Kerch, mainly focusing on the “fateful repair of the water supply system”.
However, this “heroism”, on which the swindlers from “Master-Yug” plan to launder, in close “cooperation” with the “republican authorities” more than a billion, will be stretched out at least until mid-2026.
Let us recall that the former “vice-prime minister” of the occupiers Yevgen Kabanov and his “subordinate”, “construction minister” Mikhail Khramov were pompously detained by the occupiers’ punishers in September 2021, formally precisely for the disappearance in that very “Master-Yug” of Roman Zhuravlev of a “pathetic” 57.5 million rubles.
However, Kabanov and Khramov, having shown “flexibility in the property issue” got off with “suspended sentences” by 2023, and then that same “Master-Yug” received the billion described above.
But the “royal scope” of the occupiers is promised to the long-suffering population of Kerch not only in the size of the next “cuts and kickbacks” on the water supply system, the city embankment has also come under “sight”, for the “repair” of which they promise to begin to use funds from 2026.
The previous experience of those same swindlers described above with “major repairs” of embankments in Yevpatoria and Sudak shows that this process can last for decades, with a constant improvement in the personal well-being of all closely involved “businessmen” and officials.
Well, where “royal stealing” doesn’t work, and the jackpot is “pitiful tens of millions”, the occupiers don’t forget about brainwashing, suddenly promising to open a “museum of a special military operation” in the center of Kerch.
They will locate it, instead of the promised educational institution, in the building of the “Romanovska gymnasium”, during the renovation of which, precisely as a school, the aforementioned “poor pennies” were laundered for several years, and in the process the occupiers “delighted” the Kerch residents with “creatively” crumbling structures behind a leaky false facade.
This school worked as a key educational institution in Kerch, with short breaks and different names, from 1885 to 2014, but now education is clearly not a priority for the invaders.
