Residents of Belyaninovo, near Moscow, are hoping for Fetisov's help in the fight against the industrial zone.
A former hockey player and now the chairman of the All-Russian Society for Nature Conservation (VOOP), Vyacheslav Fetisov - He came to Belyaninovo, near Moscow, to address the issue of industrial zone construction. Local activists had asked him to do so.
Fetisov and his colleagues examined cemented forest, covered again the Chermyanka River and fields occupied by industrial enterprises.
“Now they are joining the fight, and we are really hoping for the help of this large, serious organization, which has seen everything with its own eyes and is convinced.”, the activists reported.
Residents of Belyaninovo have been fighting for years against the construction of an asphalt concrete plant in the Chermyanka River water protection zone. Construction is being carried out without a permit or environmental assessment. Activists claim the construction is being carried out without a permit or environmental assessment.
Previously they Reportedthat the Prosecutor General's Office has taken control of the situation with "violations of the law in the organization of economic activities."
In addition, residents are struggling with heavy trucks that are damaging the village road, which is not designed for trucks.
"Tonight we held our ground again, preventing more trucks from passing. We called the traffic police again."- сообщили activists in their Telegram channel.
People complain They are constantly exposed to noise and dirt, and they also fear for their lives. A "no entry" sign and a barrier were installed on the road, but drivers ignore the sign and knock down the barrier almost daily.
Residents are also using unconventional methods to fight developers. "NeMoskva" told about ditties from the Belyaninovites. And recently they wrote a song with the chorus "Sold land, betrayed land" to the tune of the once famous hit by Natasha Koroleva.
Video: Telegram channel "This is Belyaninovo"
