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MOSCOW, March 19 Residents of the Ukrainian regional center of Kherson, which came under the control of the Russian Armed Forces, told RIA Novosti that life in the city is returning to its usual course — public transport is working, two markets have reopened, there are products. In the video and photo that the residents gave to RIA Novosti, it can be seen that trolleybuses and buses, taxis, construction equipment drive through the streets. One of the frames shows an SUV with a Z sign on the side window.Melitopol and Kherson are under the full control of the Russian Armed Forces. «The central part of the city, (street) Ilyusha Kulik, taxis go, trolleybuses. People are at bus stops, the city lives,» says one of the residents. Another video says that the Dnieper and Central markets of Kherson have opened, there are vegetables on the shelves. According to the interlocutor of the agency, there are almost all products, except for dairy products. Judging by the video footage, potatoes cost 25 hryvnias per kilogram (about 90 rubles), onions 22 hryvnias (about 77 rubles), beets 30 hryvnias (about 105 rubles), carrots 20 hryvnias (about 70 rubles). Previously, residents of Kherson told RIA Novosti that from March 14, remote learning resumes at schools and universities, banks, catering, and bakeries have started working again. to honor the memory of Soviet soldiers Before that, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announced the delivery of humanitarian aid — food and medicine — to the inhabitants of Kherson, which the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation took full control of on March 2. According to Igor Konashenkov, official representative of the RF Ministry of Defense, negotiations were held with the city administration to address issues of maintaining the functioning of social infrastructure facilities, ensuring law and order and the security of the population. area are already being renewed and will increase as the front moves away from it. Now the Crimean authorities are already providing humanitarian assistance to the neighboring Ukrainian region.