A temple, a landfill, pig pens, and high-rise buildings—regions are protesting against new construction projects in inappropriate locations.

🔸 In Ryazan region two protests at once. Residents Mikhailovsky district recorded the day before video message to Putin with a request to cancel construction decision The mega-pig farm "Pechernikovsky" for 80,000 head is planned. Otherwise, 16 villages and hamlets will be located within a "triangle" of three pig farms. Residents of Mykhailivka claim the decision to build it was made without public discussion.
In the Shatsky district Inhabitants call upon Prevent the construction of a waste landfill. It is planned to be built near the village of Kazachya Sloboda. The location has not been approved by residents. There are areas in the area further away from residential areas, but building there is not profitable for business.


🔸 In the Moscow region Pushkin at house No. 1 on Detskoselsky Boulevard Appeared A banner reads: "There's no place for a temple here." This is how residents expressed their opposition to the construction of the "Warrior Temple" under their windows. They had previously appealed to authorities to relocate the religious site, but to no avail. They were told: "During a special operation, military families need a place to pray."
The Church of St. George the Victorious, dedicated to the participants of the "SVO," will be outwardly "similar to an ancient Russian church and at the same time have the features of a Russian warrior."


🔸 In the private sector Yaroslavl Suzdalka Several high-rise buildings have already been built using the "spot development" method, which has made life worse for homeowners. The Yaroslavl mayor's office had previously promised to stop development there and rezoned the remaining plots for individual housing. However, a small plot has again been started cooking for construction—this time, two 19-story buildings. Another of the allocated plots houses a private home—it will be located right in the courtyard of the new 9-story building. Residents demanded that the governor Mikhail Evraev stop building high-rise buildings in the private sector.
Photo: Fontanka.ru, "Socialists" group on VK

