Anniversary of the occupation of Mariupol: Russia is trying to cover up its war crime - CCD
Kyiv • UNN
To mark this date, local gauleiters issued cynical greetings. Behind the facade of fake Russian "reconstruction" hides a brutal reality - the mass seizure of real estate from its rightful owners and the denial of compensation for destroyed housing.
Russian propaganda has launched another information campaign to mark the anniversary of the seizure of Mariupol by Russian troops, aimed at justifying the armed aggression against Ukraine and the occupation of Ukrainian territories. This was reported by the Center for Countering Disinformation of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (CCD), according to UNN.
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It is noted that for this date, local gauleiters issued cynical greetings, calling the occupation of the city a "return home" and "liberation." At the same time, Kremlin-controlled resources are mass-publishing glossy photographs of "reconstruction," attempting to present this as a Russian achievement.
However, the occupiers deliberately avoid uncomfortable questions: why did Mariupol need reconstruction at all, and who exactly turned the city into ruins, killing thousands of its residents in 2022? Behind the facade of fake Russian "reconstruction" hides a brutal reality — the mass seizure of real estate from legal owners and the denial of compensation for destroyed housing,
They state that Russia has launched a large-scale looting conveyor, the goal of which is to displace the local population and replace it with arriving Russians.
Meanwhile, propaganda paints a beautiful picture of life in the occupied city, attempting to mask Russia's war crime,
Recall
Occupiers in Mariupol are forcing residents to vacate their homes within three days. Apartments are declared ownerless and seized despite the presence of owners.