Weekly “Arguments and facts” 28. The ninth wave of bad weather. Why is there a flood in southern Russia? 07/14/2021
Recently, a crazy story happened near St. Petersburg, when the owner of the land bulldozed a war grave. Did he succeed in everything?
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Responses Elena Tsunaeva , co-president of the Central Headquarters of the ONF, Executive Secretary of the OOD “Russian Research Movement”:
& mdash; & nbsp; During & nbsp; during the Great Patriotic War near & nbsp; village of Telman near & nbsp; Kolpino in & nbsp; Leningrad region. there were bloody battles. The dead were buried in mass graves, which were covered with grass during & nbsp; 70 & nbsp; years. Person and & nbsp; could not think that this land would be between & nbsp; private hands and & nbsp; would go under construction. But & nbsp; to & nbsp; early June on the & nbsp; LLC territory “ Eureka '' heavy equipment appeared and & nbsp; began to clear space for warehouses and & nbsp; business center. The search engines that arrived on the site of & nbsp; were horrified & nbsp; & mdash; mass graves were opened, human bones were strewn on the ground, mixed with the soldier's equipment.
Search engines called the police and & nbsp; have filed a declaration with the & nbsp; committee of inquiry. A criminal case has been opened. Now, work on the territory is suspended, the leader of Eureka is under house arrest. The matter is complicated by the fact that the current laws are designed for bona fide business entities who, upon discovery of remains in their territory, inform the authorities. Alas, not all owners are like that. Apparently, it is time to introduce into legislation provisions on the compulsory inspection of territories where battles have taken place or hospitals operated, for the subject of unaccounted for military graves. And & nbsp; then & nbsp; this turns out to be nonsense: we & nbsp; let's toughen up the legislation in & nbsp; concerning the rehabilitation of the nbsp; but & nbsp; treat very gently & nbsp; those who literally base their business on & nbsp; bone.