Today, a call was received by the duty unit of the Lutsk City Department of the UMVS at phone number 02 at around 14:30 about the mining of the western wing of the main building of Lesya Ukrainka Volyn State University. \n \nAs it became known from the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Oleksandr Zinchenko, the call about the mining first came to the university's general department, and only then did Mr. Zinchenko himself call the police. As Oleksandr Pavlovych reported, people were evacuated from the main building. Indeed, no one was allowed into the university premises. However, both in the rector's reception area, and in Mr. Zinchenko's office, and in the reception area of Vice-Rector Baran — people were everywhere at their workplaces (this could easily be verified by calling). Moreover, during the search for explosive devices by the relevant services at the university, a round table on the topic "The Tragedy of the People: The Holodomor of 1932-33 in Ukraine" was ongoing there. As it turned out LATER, no explosive devices were found in the premises of the VDU. However, people were simply not allowed into the premises, and NOT EVACUATED! \n \nAnd what if an explosive device had actually been planted? What then? Then "The Tragedy of the People: The Holodomor of 1932-33 in Ukraine" would have been reborn as "Woe Without Reason (Dedicated to the VDU)". \n \nAnd how would the leadership have acted if, for example, there had been a fire? It would be interesting to observe a round table being held in a martens furnace, for example. Everything is fine, only the little tongues of flame are pleasantly licking your heelsE \n \nHow can such disregard for human life be assessed? Criminal negligence or self-assured arrogance? The fact that a report about mining is rarely confirmed means nothing. 999 times it won't be confirmed, and on the thousandth — it will actually go boom. What then? Who will be the "fall guy" and the guilty one?.. \n \nRhetorical questionsE