For the first time since the beginning of the war, a railway station has been opened in the Mykolaiv region

<span><span><span>After the fighting for the city of Voznesensk in March 2022, the city's train station reopened. </span></span></span>

<span><span><span>According to the press service of the Voznesensk City Council, the rebuilt bridge, which was destroyed as a result of the fighting in 2022, is currently being tested on the renewed railroad line.</span></span></span>

<span><span><span></span></span></span>Photo: Voznesensk City Council

<span><span><span>Currently, only freight transportation is carried out. By January 15, specialists will be working to create a convenient traffic schedule. The resumption of passenger transportation and other important news will be announced later.</span></span></span>

<span><span><span></span></span></span>Photo: Voznesensk City Council

<span><span><span>Earlier, Intent wrote that the commander of the Kurdish</span></span></span>unit told the details of the battle for the city. When fleeing, the Russian army soldiers left behind equipment, documents and the bodies of the dead soldiers.

"Kurt" noted that the locals made a significant contribution to the victory in the battle, as it was the people who provided the correct coordinates and simply supported the morale.

According to the military, the Russians' goal was Odesa. "They had two options: cut off Odesa at once or go for Yuzhnoukrainsk. We realized that if they took Yuzhnoukrainsk, Odesa would be blocked from all sides," says "Kurt."

The Voznesenska community launched a unique project - a community bakery, established with the support of the DOBRE program. It has become not only a new center for entrepreneurship development, but also an opportunity for local residents to gain useful professional skills.

The Voznesenska community is also modernizing its street lighting network as part of the UNDP's Community Energy Efficiency Project, using the energy service contracting mechanism (ESCO

Андрій Колісніченко