In the occupied territories, russians take away cars from Ukrainians and force them to dig trenches - CNS
Kyiv • UNN
The russians confiscate vehicles from residents of the occupied territories of Ukraine for the needs of their army, and force detainees to perform forced labor, such as digging trenches.
In the occupied territories of Ukraine, russians are taking away transport from local residents for the needs of their army. This is reported by the Center of National Resistance, UNN writes.
Details
russians confiscate the vehicles of residents of the temporarily occupied territories who are detained for violating curfews.
In addition to confiscating property, the enemy practices forced labor for "violators". In particular, detainees are forced to dig trenches for the needs of the occupiers.
At the same time, detainees are checked for russian passports and their phones are checked, and if they are suspected of disloyalty, they are detained.
Addendum
The Center of National Resistance calls on to pass on information about the enemy and its location. The Resistance promises that anonymity is guaranteed.
Recall
Ivan Fedorov, head of the Zaporizhzhya regional military administration, said that russians are changing the ethnic composition of the TOT residents, bringing in guest workers from all over russia and announcing the appointment of members of the "svo" to leadership positions.
