In temporarily occupied Mariupol, a large-scale wave of forced evictions has begun. This is reported by the National Resistance Center of the SOF of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (NRC), UNN reports.
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It is noted that demands to immediately vacate apartments and hand over keys to the "administration" have appeared at the entrances of high-rise buildings. At the same time, the occupiers cynically claim that the city residents lack "proper documents" for their real estate.
Even those who re-registered their housing under Russian laws under pressure have found themselves trapped. For example, in the Prymorskyi district, people with documents from the "Rosreestr" are still being forced to evict under threat of criminal prosecution
They call this a new stage of purging the city of its native inhabitants for the sake of banal seizure and redistribution of property.
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Occupiers in Mariupol are forcing residents to vacate their homes within three days. Apartments are declared ownerless and seized despite the presence of owners.