Russian occupation regime in Luhansk Oblast prepares to hike up utility prices
The Russian occupation regime is preparing to hike up utility prices in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk Oblast in 2023.
Source: Luhansk Oblast Military Administration on Telegram
Quote: "The occupation authorities are planning to increase utility prices from January [2023]. Lower utility tariffs were a trump card of the occupation forces as they seized [Ukrainian] cities and something that the elderly in particular counted on as they chose to stay [in the Russian-occupied cities and villages]. But even this benefit has turned out to be elusive."
Details: The Luhansk Oblast Military Administration reported that the occupation authorities will approve a 10% increase on the prices of most utility services by the end of November.
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