Occupiers step up repression of Ukrainians

In the temporarily occupied areas of the Kherson region, local collaborators are once again expelling Ukrainians from their homes.

The occupiers have stepped up their repression of Ukrainians. Photo from Open Source

According to the National Resistance Center, the enemy uses various reasons – evacuations caused by shelling, the threat of natural disasters, or simply intimidation through mobilization or prisons.

According to reports, local followers of the occupation authorities are transferring Russian military personnel to selected apartments and houses. The promise to solve the housing problem at the expense of occupied territories and civilian property is another scheme to encourage people to join the invaders’ army.

It is noteworthy that in addition to the deportations, checkpoints were added at the entrances to densely populated areas of the occupied Kherson region. In some cases, the enemy blocked the entrances to a particular village or city. This was done to cover up their crimes and prevent people from returning home.

The occupiers adopted the approach of expelling Ukrainians from the beginning of the full-scale invasion.

Previously, the portal website “Comments” Report Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has reiterated that Russia is ready to negotiate with Ukraine. “It is possible to negotiate on the terms we agreed on in Minsk and then in Istanbul, but even if we base it on the Istanbul agreement, we must proceed from today’s realities,” the Russian dictator said.

In addition, the review portal TellGerman Gref, the head of the Russian Federal Bank of Russia, said that the current growth model of the Russian economy is “primitive” and will soon be exhausted. Gref said that the current growth of the Russian economy is mainly guaranteed by the increase in government spending on mechanical engineering, which leads to an increase in wages in the economy. He noted: “People are getting richer and they go to the banks and despite all the restrictions of the central bank, they get loans even at very high interest rates due to the increase in income.”

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