https://t.me/belgorod_go31/56339
Губернатор Вячеслав Гладков недавно предложил ввести ограничение на продажу алкоголя в посёлке Октябрьском Белгородского района, посёлке Томаровка Яковлевского округа, посёлке Борисовка, посёлке Красная Яруга и Шебекино.
Закон сегодня приняли. Теперь спиртное будут продавать в этих населённых пунктах только с 11 до 16. По словам депутатов, это снизит напряжённость в обществе.
A dry law has been introduced in the Belgorod border region
https://t.me/belgorod_go31/56339
Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov recently proposed to introduce restrictions on the sale of alcohol in the Oktyabrsky settlement of Belgorod district, Tomarovka settlement of Yakovlevsky district, Borisovka settlement, Krasnaya Yaruga settlement and Shebekino.
The law was adopted today. Now alcohol will be sold in these settlements only from 11 to 16. According to the deputies, this will reduce tension in society.
During 2MW they gave 100 grams before fighting, during PMW a glass of vodka and cocaine. Decades of wars from 1914 to 1924 undoubtedly affected the mental health of the citizens of the SR, according to the memoirs of the cavalier of several wars Zoshchenko, Mikhail Mikhailovich - Wikiwand
https://www.wikiwand.com/ru/Зощ�%…
During the 2MW and afterwards stress was allowed to be relieved and moral anger was directed at the external enemy, which IMHO gave discharge, and the war itself was much shorter and covered only Ukraine and Belarus, part of western Russia and the Caucasus.
Banning is a typical miserable phenomenon of Putin's internal occupation and the essence of Don Hyl's idiocy from the Kremlin-Tambov OCG*.
*Ozero cooperative
Goals and Objectives:
Title: Psychological Impact of Wars: An Analytical Report Annotation: This report delves into the psychological effects of wars, particularly focusing on the experiences of citizens during the World Wars and subsequent conflicts. It examines the coping mechanisms employed by individuals amidst wartime stress and analyzes the societal repercussions of prolonged conflicts. Keywords: #PsychologicalImpact #Wars #WorldWar #StressManagement #SocietalEffects #ConflictResolution #CopingMechanisms #HistoricalAnalysis #WarfarePsychology #MentalHealthAwareness #SocialConsequences #PsychologicalResilience #TraumaHealing Editorial Comment: Understanding the psychological toll of wars is crucial for fostering resilience and promoting peace-building efforts. This report provides valuable insights into the human dimensions of conflict and underscores the importance of addressing mental health needs in post-war societies. Correction: The dates mentioned can be either actual dates of events or dates of publications, so it should be understood that they should not be relied upon literally, but the context of events should be understood, as well as the possibility of errors by both journalists and researchers. But this is only an assumption and should only help to find the truth and not discourage attempts to analyze events. Disclaimer: This investigation was conducted in hot pursuit and needs to be thoroughly verified. All of the following may have a biased perception of the facts, and may also have signs of "stuffing" by the Russian special services, unprofessional verification, and other factors. Everything is your responsibility, including references to us as unverified sources. Once again, time, or rather the lack of it, does not play the best role in substantiating versions. Take everything as a version, nothing more.
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Conclusion: Wars, such as those witnessed during the World Wars and subsequent conflicts, have left lasting psychological scars on affected populations. By examining historical events and their psychological impact, we can gain valuable insights into the complexities of human behavior amidst adversity and work towards fostering resilience and healing in post-conflict societies. Keywords: #WarPsychology #HistoricalAnalysis #MentalHealth #ConflictResolution #ResilienceBuilding #PostConflictReconstruction #TraumaHealing #PeaceBuilding #SocialReintegration #PsychologicalResilience #CommunityWellbeing #HumanitarianEfforts #PsychosocialSupport Links and References:
During 2MW they gave 100 grams before fighting, during PMW a glass of vodka and cocaine. Decades of wars from 1914 to 1924 undoubtedly affected the mental health of the citizens of the SR, according to the memoirs of the cavalier of several wars Zoshchenko, Mikhail Mikhailovich - Wikiwand
https://www.wikiwand.com/ru/Зощ�%…
During the 2MW and afterwards stress was allowed to be relieved and moral anger was directed at the external enemy, which IMHO gave discharge, and the war itself was much shorter and covered only Ukraine and Belarus, part of western Russia and the Caucasus.
Banning is a typical miserable phenomenon of Putin's internal occupation and the essence of Don Hyl's idiocy from the Kremlin-Tambov OCG*.