The Russians are increasing pressure on residents of the occupied territories

The Russian occupation authorities have come up with a new cynical method of enforcing passports in temporarily occupied territories.

The Russians are increasing pressure on residents of the occupied territories. Photo from Open Source

In eastern Ukraine, Russian invaders are threatening Ukrainians who owe utility debts but do not have Russian documents with having their property confiscated, the National Resistance Center reported.

Even though there were multiple owners in the apartment and one of them did not have a passport, they threatened to take his share to benefit the “state,” according to reports.

Therefore, the Resistance Center points out that Russia is trying to speed up the issuance of compulsory passports, which is not satisfactory, as most Ukrainians refuse to accept Russian documents.

The National Resistance Center calls on residents of the occupied territories to report all those involved in the hunt for collaborators so that they can be held accountable for their crimes against the Ukrainian people.

Previously, the portal website “Comments” ReportRussian invaders have increased their reserves in the Kursk direction, so it is unlikely that the Ukrainian Armed Forces will be able to penetrate significantly deeper into Russian territory. However, Ukrainian Armed Forces officer Nikolay Melnik said that the Ukrainian army will be able to inflict heavy losses on Russia. An officer of the Ukrainian Armed Forces said that the losses of the Russians will be because the enemy will not perform combat tasks, but political tasks like the Ukrainian army in the summer of 2023. He added: “The Russians will devote more and more forces to drive the Ukrainians out of the Kursk region, and we will exhaust their forces in a mobile war, which the Russians have never been able to do.”

In addition, the review portal TellPolitical scientist Oleg Lesnoy said that recently people have been talking more and more about the need for peace talks and an end to the war, but neither Ukraine nor the West has a more or less clear vision for ending the war. The political scientist believes that infantilism has prevailed around the world, and emotions have triumphed over pragmatism. “It seems that the world has gone crazy, and there is no need anywhere to communicate with people like children, telling them what they want to hear, we need to communicate with society like adults, in order to prepare for adult challenges. “, – he added.

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