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The first stage of a new residential neighborhood for residents of Mariupol is planned to be commissioned in the fall, before the onset of cold weather.

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More than 600 people and 80 units of special equipment work on construction.

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In order for the military builders to be able to enter the site, the territory was first examined by sappers.

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Russian Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov and the head of the DPR Denis Pushilin inspected the progress of construction of new housing in Mariupol.

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To ensure the construction, Russian specialists have deployed three mortar plants.

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They promise that the microdistrict under construction will be fully functional.

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Now there are 12 five-storey houses for one thousand eleven apartments. Fifteen hundred more are planned in the second stage.