Russians dismantle the Chumak plant in Kherson region: could not start production

The equipment of the enterprise, as noted by the deputy of the regional council Sergey Khlan, was taken to the Crimea, and a number of agricultural companies were distributed among those who registered in the Russian legislation. Russian invaders in Kherson region began to dismantle the Chumak plant for production. This was stated by the deputy of the Kherson Regional Council Sergey Khlan to the journalists of the TV channel "Espresso".

The occupation authorities failed to start the production lines of the Chumak plant, which were stolen after seizure of the territory, so they decided to get rid of this enterprise. "The occupied Kherson region increases the pressure on people. The invaders continue to dismantle the equipment of the Chumak plant. They tried to launch it and handed it away from the Crimea. This company tried to launch the plant, but without software they failed," - said Sergei Khlan said .

According to the deputy in the Kherson region, the Russians proceed to steal everything that they could not start and therefore we see a similar result. Agrarian companies also began to "nationalize" and distribute among those who have already registered under Russian law. On February 24, the Center for Journalistic Investigations reported that the factory staff refused to participate in this, so the occupants were engaged in robbery.

"Part of the transport of the enterprise was given to the Russian military, and computer equipment and residues of tomato paste were taken out in an unknown direction at the end of 2022," - reports the sources of "CZHR". We will remind, on February 25, the Kherson Ova reported that under the city they were detonated the ammunition of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, which led to victims.

After the de -occupation of the right bank of the Kherson region, the explosive equipment has not yet been surveyed the entire territory, so people are urged not to walk in the cities and not to go to the field for work. On February 23, journalist Konstantin Ryzhenko said that a breakthrough occurred at the Kherson TPP, which is why thousands of local residents remained without heating.