In temporarily occupied Hola Prystan in Kherson region, high prices for basic food products and shortages of certain goods are being reported.
This is reported by journalist Oleg Baturin.
In particular, meat costs between 650–900 rubles (about 325–450 UAH) per kilogram, and milk is sold for 150–160 rubles (about 75–80 UAH) per liter.
Potatoes and carrots cost 80 rubles (about 40 UAH) per kilogram.
The biggest problem remains buying bread, which is priced at 150–180 rubles (about 75–90 UAH) per loaf, but finding it for sale is very difficult.
Note that in the occupied Hola Prystan community, residents of villages in the starosta districts have not received humanitarian aid for at least eight months. In Hola Prystan itself, it has not been seen for over a year.