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Prosecutors seek protection for archaeological sites in Prykarpattia

In Prykarpattia, prosecutors filed a lawsuit seeking protection for two archaeological sites. The request concerns the definition of boundaries and usage regulations for the sites 'Tsvitova I Settlement' and 'Nizhniy Strutyn I'. The court has opened proceedings in the cases.

In brief

  • Prosecutors seek to protect archaeological sites in Prykarpattia.
  • The request concerns the sites 'Tsvitova I Settlement' and 'Nizhniy Strutyn I'.
  • Prosecutors identified the risk of illegal land use.
  • The Ivano-Frankivsk District Administrative Court opened proceedings.
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    На Прикарпатті прокуратура через суд вимагає захистити дві археологічні пам’ятки

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    • in the wave, 53 min later
    • local

    На Івано-Франківщині прокурори звернулися до суду з позовами до обласної військової адміністрації. Вони вимагають визначити межі двох пам'я…

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