MP Herashchenko posted photos of fortifications in Kharkiv region
Source: member of parliament Iryna Herashchenko
The co-chair of the ‘European Solidarity’ party faction, Iryna Herashchenko, visited Kharkiv region and said that she was ‘shocked’ by the situation with the fortifications in the area.
She stated that ‘dragon’s teeth’ have been lying in heaps for several months. Only now, in certain areas, they are being installed
The MP also posted the photo of the strongpoint and explained that millions of hryvnias were spent on the useless construction.
‘Who is responsible for engineering works and the quality of fortifications? How much money did it cost and who profited from it? Who will be responsible?’ Herashchenko wrote.
She added that all the gathered information has been submitted to the parliamentary commission on fortifications.
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