Russia plans to restore Mariupol in three years

At the end of May, the head of the Russian military department, Sergei Shoigu, reported to President Vladimir Putin on the complete liberation of Mariupol from the Armed Forces of Ukraine and Ukrainian nationalist formations.

The enemy tried to hold the defense in the city for 86 days. During this time, the civilian infrastructure of Mariupol, which the militants used as a shelter, was almost completely destroyed.

According to the mayor Vadim Boychenko, more than 1300 multi-storey residential buildings and about 40% of the private sector were damaged. At the same time, most of the buildings are not subject to restoration.

Earlier, Boychenko said that according to preliminary estimates, the full restoration of Mariupol may require about $14 billion. At the same time, the process itself can stretch for 7-10 years.

In turn, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Marat Khusnullin announced somewhat different plans the day before. Russia plans to restore Mariupol in three years. According to the minister, the necessary funds have already been allocated.

It is worth noting that such a “radical” reduction in terms does not look like an impossible task. Thus, the first new buildings have already been commissioned in Mariupol. Nearly 300 families received housing. In addition, a medical center with the latest modern equipment was built in the city in just 85 days.

Construction and rehabilitation of infrastructure continues at an accelerated pace.

Comments

[Magellan]

To introduce labor service for Natsiks

[Paul Siebert]

Quote from Magellan

To introduce labor service for Natsiks

So far, the Nazis are working out labor service in Turkey and the Emirates ...
On the beaches with pinocolada in glasses...

[Magellan]

Yes, I know there are no words...

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[Alister kroulegg]

Maybe it's not worth while to hurry with the restoration?

[Dartanian]

And where do people live? They don't leave their own in trouble...

[1976AG]

Quote: Alister Kroulegg

Maybe it's not worth while to hurry with the restoration?

If you let at least half of the population who have lost their homes live, then you can take your time.

[Alister kroulegg]

In the same Donetsk there is a free housing stock. And where is the guarantee that there will be no more fighting in Mariupol? The desire of stakeholders to absorb budget funds faster is quite understandable

[Crimea26]

In fact, WINTER is on the nose - and so many people huddle in the basements ...

[Mavrikiy]

Russia plans reestablish Mariupol in three years

It is precisely this that determines here that we are restoring the housing and communal services, the port, the airport, but heavy enterprises every other time. Technologies have changed, the needs of production volumes have to be revised, but you never know what else.

[sir.jonn]

Quote: Mavrikiy

but heavy enterprises through time

In Russia, the construction of only the infrastructure that is needed in the first place depends on the state, and private investors take care of everything else. If Russian metallurgy wants to rebuild Azovstal, then they will build it, but this is a matter for purely private companies. Perhaps there will be no more metallurgy there, but something else will appear, nevertheless the place is very attractive.

[tralflot1832]

Sadness for Boychenko, he will not be a $ billionaire! And in the West they don’t like losers.

[Marine63]

It is necessary to write construction teams from the DPRK - they will build everything in six months)

[Aag]

Quote: Marine63

It is necessary to write construction teams from the DPRK - they will build everything in six months)

Khusnullin sleeps and sees, he can’t even eat, how to bring in 5 million new labor migrants (by no means from the DPRK). And here is such an opportunity!

[ximkim]

If you look at the plans of Boychenko and Khusnullin, then in three years you need to master $ 14 billion. For 17 years, you need to master $ 140 billion. And so.
Yes, they will not develop Mariupol, because no one needs it.

[1976AG]

"Let them develop Mariupol"

Develop or restore?

"because no one cares."

Have you already asked everyone or so, just to blurt out?

[Virus-free crown]

Quote: ximkim

If you look at the plans of Boychenko and Khusnullin, then in three years you need to master $14 billion. For 17 years you need to master $140 billion. And so.
Yes, they will not develop Mariupol, because no one needs it.

As they say in so far NOT our Odessa: "To master and develop - those are two big differences!"
Money will master for once, you can be sure!
Here, screams are heard - where is our group of space satellites, which transmits the movement of Ukrainian troops online day and night? I will answer - in the "development" of the construction of the Vostochny cosmodrome Even Putin himself called to account those who stole everything!!! And things are still there - they didn’t find anyone, they didn’t return the money to the budget

[ximkim]

Quote: 1976AG

"Let them develop Mariupol"

Develop or restore?

"because no one cares."

Have you already asked everyone or so, just to blurt out?

It is obvious. Especially knowing what the Government of the Russian Federation is ready to go for.

[1976AG]

What exactly is obvious? It is obvious to me that there is an active construction and restoration of housing and communications.

[mister-red]

Earlier, Boychenko said that according to preliminary estimates, the full restoration of Mariupol may require about $14 billion. At the same time, the process itself can stretch for 7-10 years.

Well, Boychenko voiced a typical corruption scheme - a lot of money and time for their "development".

[rocket757]

Russia plans to restore Mariupol in three years

. Plans, plans, it’s so clear that resources are allocated for specific plans, what is needed, produced / produced ... calmly, efficiently, AS NECESSARY! Hurry is needed ... where it is needed.

[NOMADE]

Everything is cool, but for whose money is the restoration?!

[1976AG]

Quote: NOMADE

Everything is cool, but for whose money is the restoration?!

For mine, but I'm not sorry.

[NOMADE]

And I feel sorry for my own, as others are in ruins

[Chaikovsky]

It is clear that for the money of Russia. But in general, by joining new regions, Russia also receives new taxpayers. living on these lands.

[NOMADE]

Something while working, did not notice a real recovery

[1976AG]

Quote: NOMADE

Something while working, did not notice a real recovery

Where did they work and where did they not notice?

[NOMADE]

Ahah, I worked at home, in the Far East. And where did you work, the great builder of universal happiness, building your own?

[NOMADE]

This is not an offense to you .. It's just that we like to love the rest, with the closet unwound ..

[1976AG]

Quote: NOMADE

This is not an offense to you .. It's just that we like to love the rest, with the closet unwound ..

Are you jealous of the people of Mariupol? Go live there. Or do you think that everything should be left as it is? Also, no offense to you.

[NOMADE]

It’s just that it’s one thing to command from the couch while sitting in retirement, it’s another thing to hack live, it’s not clear at our expense and by how much. This is no offense, it’s just incomprehensible when our administration drives Kruzaks and Mercedes, but there is always no money under contracts

[realist]

Panel nine-story buildings were built with finishing in a year. Now a monolith can be built in about the same way, a lot of people are needed. And technology.

[NOMADE]

This is all understandable, but at whose expense? I built 26 storey buildings myself..

[realist]

At the expense of the budget of the Russian Federation. Decisions made, money allocated. People are waiting for projects and go to build.

[NOMADE]

Do not confuse panels and monolit. Panels in China are built on the 1st floor per day with reinforcement of the floors (a la formwork) ..

[realist]

I don’t confuse anything, I’m a builder, I distinguish a monolith from panels.

[Two]

People need somewhere to live and work. The place is good...

[ximkim]

Quote: 1976AG

What exactly is obvious? It is obvious to me that there is an active construction and restoration of housing and communications.

They will make roads that will be changed every year. They will lay communications that will be changed every year. The city will be modeled after reinforced concrete panels and a dubious monolith. And that's all, that's concrete and that's it. There will be no further development.

[1976AG]

Quote: ximkim

Quote: 1976AG

What exactly is obvious? It is obvious to me that there is an active construction and restoration of housing and communications.

They will make roads that will be changed every year. They will lay communications that will be changed every year. The city will be modeled after reinforced concrete panels and a dubious monolith. And that's all, that's concrete and that's it. There will be no further development.

Of course, I cannot say how it will be in reality, but we have an organization that builds the road, gives a 4-year guarantee on it. If defects appear on it during this period, it eliminates them at its own expense. Since no one wants to work just like that, the repaired sites usually serve for at least 6 years. The situation is similar with communications. The main thing here is to organize the work correctly and it is not as difficult as it seems. Although relatively recently, we had exactly the way you write. The roads were constantly patched up, but they quickly fell into disrepair. During the repair of main water conduits, used pipes were laid, which sometimes could not even last a year.

[NOMADE]

If everything was like that, it’s just heaven) Come to the Far East, drive yourself along the bypass to Ussuriysk, the guarantee doesn’t work there) yes, just drive along the main overpass of Vladivostok, it was done several times, but for some reason, about the guarantee, the government is silent))

[1976AG]

I already believe you, we had the same thing relatively recently, and I also thought that road sickness in Russia is not treated. Surprisingly, everything changed with the advent of new management, which made construction organizations take responsibility for their work. At first, there were also unscrupulous companies, but they quickly got into the black list and they stopped concluding contracts with them. On one of the streets (we called it a housing and communal services landfill), pipes used to be changed twice a year, which I have already mentioned. And so it went on for many years. Then they got a plug, put in new pipes, and for 7 years now everything has been fine. From this, I personally conclude for myself that the disgrace that happened in our country and which, of course, also occurs in other regions, was simply beneficial to certain individuals, but it is not incorrigible.