Ukrinform reports this, citing Serhii Danylov, deputy director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies in a Facebook post . “The special electronic operation is over, and utility tariffs in the occupied Kherson region were immediately raised, while bread prices have already risen twice,” Danylov wrote. The IPC-South outlet also reported an increase in utility tariffs in the temporarily occupied territories: Russian authorities have raised tariffs for electricity, gas, water and garbage collection for residents of the left-bank part of Kherson region. According to the report, just over a week after the end of the “elections” to the Russian State Duma, residents of the occupied parts of Kherson region have already felt the “improvements.
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