An agreement has been reached to restore housing damaged by a drone attack in Rostov-on-Don.

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A developer has committed to restoring apartments in a high-rise building in the Leventsovsky microdistrict of Rostov-on-Don that were damaged during a drone attack in January.

As reported by "Kavkazsky Uzel," on January 14, an air strike damaged a building in the Leventsovsky microdistrict of Rostov-on-Don. A man was killed and several people were injured. The mayor stated that work must be carried out to reinforce the entrance hall, after which residents will be able to return home.

Rostov-on-Don Mayor Alexander Skryabin announced on his Telegram channel on June 13 that an agreement had been reached with the developer to restore apartments damaged during a drone attack in January of this year.

In cases where experts find the housing unfit for repair, the developer promised to fully restore the owners' housing rights.

In the middle of last month, construction workers installed temporary supports to safely inspect the building. A contract for a detailed instrumental examination of the load-bearing structures and the installation of permanent protective systems is planned for the near future, reports Bloknot - Rostov-on-Don.

Skryabin also noted that restoration work will continue until each owner's housing issue is finally resolved.

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