In the Kursk region, soldiers destroyed a house with a truck. The victims themselves were asked to look for the culprit.
Resident's house Deryugino village, Dmitrievsky districtthe house completely destroyed A military truck, judging by photos posted on social media. The second floor, along with the roof, collapsed to the ground, leaving concrete blocks scattered everywhere. However, according to the owner, contacting law enforcement was unsuccessful:
"We called the police, they came, took the drone grill that had fallen off the car, recorded what happened, my mother filed a report... and that was it. They didn't let me make a copy or take a photo of the report itself."
At the district prosecutor's office, he says, "they laughed at him and said, 'Why did you even come here?'" They assured him that "the police will handle it themselves." And the military prosecutor's office explained that they would only help if the house owner found the driver themselves.
The accident involving the military Ural truck occurred on the night of May 6-7, but law enforcement has so far taken no action, even though the truck hit two other nearby houses.
According to the map, the damaged house is near a sharp turn in the road - the driver probably failed to make it, which caused the accident.
Since the start of the war, road accidents involving military vehicles have become a common occurrence in border regions. However, such accidents are handled by military courts, and local residents remain unaware of the drivers' liability—or even their liability. For example, a paramedic from Belgorod village of Bessonovka Maxim Barkalov, in whose passenger car crashed A military truck driver was left disabled, but he was never able to secure punishment for those responsible for leaving him unconscious on the road and later trying to cover up the accident.
And the driver of a military KamAZ truck, who drove through a red light and crushed the car of another resident of the Belgorod region, fined For just 2,5 rubles. The insurance company agreed to a maximum repair cost of 63% of the car's value.
