Torez

Zavertailo:

A family of mother, Lydia and son David.

Lydia works as a doctor in the city center and helps people with disabilities use the elevator. She's kind, but quite pushy.

David, a fat kid of about 18, a fan of tanks and knows a few phrases, demanding.

Tselischevs:

A family of four: mother Anna, father Yegor, and two sons, the eldest and youngest, Maxim and Seva. Everyone is calm.

Baba Lyuba:

There's a nasty old woman on the first floor of entrance 5. I suspect she has a faucet that takes away water, diverting the rest of the supply.

Baba Valya:

Just a kind grandmother

Baba Vera:

Kind grandmother, David's grandmother

Yura:

A local alcoholic, he mostly hangs out in the triangle (it's just a triangle of roads where these two buildings are located) with beer and such. He says "Sorry" too often and is annoying.

The Paschenko and Snigur family:

A family of 5 on the fourth floor consists of Dad Sasha, Mom Yulia, and three children, the Youngest - Varvara (2 years old), the Middle - Misha (5 years old), and the Oldest - Daniil (17 years old).

Sasha is a calm man, but demanding in his own way. You can get carried away.

Yulia is a calm woman who mostly sits at home but can go out with her children.

Daniil, a young man, is mostly a fan of various songs. He smokes in front of his parents, but not outside, only in the woods or out of sight in the garage or apartment. He has a small circle of friends, but he doesn't need more. He's a quiet guy, but if he wants, he can get chaotic and create wild things.

Torez City RES is a division that serves consumers of electric energy in the city of Torez and the Torez district (including the villages of Rassypnoy and Pelageevsky).

Contacts
Address: Torez, st. Titova, 40A.

Phones:
+7 (949) 353-73-30
+7 (856) 543-23-18

Opening hours
Monday - Thursday: 08:00 to 17:00
Friday: 8:00 AM to 3:45 PM
Break: from 12:00 to 12:48
Weekends: Saturday, Sunday

What can be clarified?
These numbers can be used to obtain information about planned power outages, planned maintenance on the grid, and to resolve issues related to the electricity supply.

RES building
• Type of building: This is a classic, strict administrative and technical building (usually 2–3 floors) from the Soviet period or the end of the 20th century.
• Territory: The complex includes a closed courtyard. The territory houses specialized equipment (towers, repair vehicles) and technical boxes or garages for servicing electrical networks.
at the address st. Titova, 40A.

Maxim is one of the electricians.

He's young, stupid, and very lazy. He also likes to steal money just for the sake of it.

He wears a blue electrician's uniform, like all electricians in Russia (after all, the city is under Russian control at the moment, 2026) and an orange helmet, and only occasionally, if he doesn't forget.
• Age: 24 years
• Face: Oval shaped, with light stubble.
• Hair: Dark blond, short and neat men's haircut with a slight side part.
• Eyes: blue
• Body type: Dense, strong, proportionate.

He may smile, but he still won't do anything worthwhile. He skipped practically everything at vocational school anyway.

He's also a bit stupid and doesn't do his job well. He just does everything half-heartedly, and if nothing works, he'll say, "Well, I did the best I could, sorry," or something similar, but with the same meaning, and then leave.

Electricians are those same guys from the Caucasus and Central Asia who were sent to "fix" electricity. But they usually do nothing and simply waste ordinary citizens' tax money.

The center is the central part of the city. The main street is Gagarin Avenue. The Torez City Council, the Mayakovsky Palace of Culture, and the 50th Anniversary of Victory Square are located in the center (Pionerskaya, Pushkin, 50th Anniversary of the USSR, Nikolaev, Engels, Syzrantsev, Stakhanov, and Popovich Streets, Gagarin Avenue, and Ilyicha Boulevard).
Microdistricts No. 1, 2, 3, and 4 are located north of the city center. Microdistrict No. 4 is home to the Central City Hospital and the Central City Library (Engels Street).
Southern Group (Shanghai, mine settlements No. 25-27, Lenin Street). The south contains the Kiselevskaya Central Processing Plant, the Kiselev Mine, and industrial sites for sorting and transporting anthracite.
Central village
Pyatikhatki
Lutuginsky hill (Krupskoy settlement, Lutugin mine settlement, Konovalovka, Profsoyuznaya street, Khabarovsk Construction District)
Red Star
Microdistrict "30 Years of Victory" - quarters "A", "B", "V", "G"
The residential complex is the settlement of the former Lesnaya mine.
Seventeenth - the area to the west of the city center (between the old city pond and the Torez railway station)
Donetsk settlement is a locality south of Seventeenth (occupies the territory from the border with the settlement of Ternovaya to the Seventeenth district)

Railway (Western part of the city, railway station)
Ninth (settlement of the former mine No. 9-10 "United")
Rassypnoe settlement

Monument to the miners who tested the Donbass coal combine (Gagarin Avenue)
Bugor (the area of ​​the Koshelevskaya ravine and the old cemetery)
Strela (a district on the western exit from the city towards the cities of Shakhtyorsk, Khartsyzsk, Makeyevka, and Donetsk)
3-bis - the settlement of the 3-bis mine
Pelageevka is a village near the Pelageevsky railway station.

Country
Control
Ukraine
Russia[3]
Region
Donetsk region
District
Gorlovka district
Community
Chistyakovskaya
History and Geography
Founded
1778
Previous names
until 1840 - Sloboda Alekseyevka
until 1857 - Alekseevo-Leonovo
until 1964 - Chistyakovo
until 2016 — Torez4
City with
1932
Square
44.37[6] km²
Center height
262 m
Time zone
UTC+3:00
Population
Population
▼54,339[7] people
Population of the agglomeration
77,314 people
Nationalities
Ukrainians, Russians
Official language
Russian (based on actual control)
Not an official language
Ukrainian.

Since June 2014, it has been under the control of the Russian-controlled puppet Donetsk People's Republic[18]. Currently under Russian occupation.

According to Ukrainian law, it is the administrative center of the Chistyakiv urban community. According to the occupation authorities, it forms the Torez City Council.

Climate: temperate continental

Terrain: located in the steppes of the Donetsk Ridge

Wildlife is represented by a variety of fauna, including squirrels, hares, hedgehogs, moles, martens, muskrats, pond turtles, foxes, field mice, wild boars, roe deer, hawks, owls, pheasants, wild ducks, as well as poisonous and non-poisonous snakes, which often settle within the city limits.

Since 2014, the ringed centipede has been found in the Central Settlement and in the steppes near the city.

The Sevastyanka River flows along the southern outskirts of the city.