Up to 20,000 people remain in occupation in Izyum, and about 25,000 people on the territory of the Balakleya community occupied by Russian troops, the head of the Izyum regional administration, Stepan Maselsky, said on the air of Ukrainian Radio Kharkiv..

According to him, people of all ages remain in Izyum, including children.. The Russians do not coordinate the delivery of humanitarian aid, reports SQ.

" There is no water supply and electricity,"

It is impossible to leave Izyum, they are also not allowed into the city. There is limited movement between different areas of Izyum.

" If there is - exorbitant price. The main thing is that people do not have pensions and salaries. People who even receive money on a (bank) card cannot withdraw it or pay for something, because there is no electricity and terminals,"

Agricultural work in the community is carried out on 15-20% of the territory. Barvenkovo \u200b\u200bremains a hot spot, there are constant shelling.

The situation in Balakliya is also difficult. According to Stepan Maselsky, two thirds of the settlements of the community have been occupied. Products, medicines and hygiene products were delivered to Balakleya for the last time on May 7, now they are not allowed into the city.

As the head of the district administration noted, a number of enterprises were damaged in the community, military warehouses were destroyed.

Petrovskoe, Zavgorodnee, Protopopovka, Gusarovka, Volobuevka are under almost daily shelling.. All infrastructure destroyed in Protopopovka.

In the Balakliya community, according to Maselsky, there is not a single surviving school. It is impossible to conduct distance learning, because there is no Internet and communication.