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"Isn't the Law Written in Russia?" Lugan Miners Complain About Salary Arrears From a Bankrupt Investor.

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The workers of the three Luganese mines, which until recently were run by a loan investor, Don coals, complained about the company's salary debts, and now the company is going through bankruptcy procedures.
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"Isn't the Law Written in Russia?" Lugan Miners Complain About Salary Arrears From a Bankrupt Investor.

The workers of the three Luganese mines, which until recently were run by a loan investor, Don coals, complained about the company's salary debts, and now the company is going through bankruptcy procedures.

·Moscow, Russian Federation (the)
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RTVI broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation (the) on Monday, April 27, 2026.
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