Occupiers in Luhansk region are preparing former prisoners for war against Ukraine - CNS
Kyiv • UNN
In occupied Luhansk region, Russians have launched a "social reintegration" program for those released from colonies, which is a cover for preparing recruits for war. This initiative, according to the Center for National Resistance, aims to form assault units for the war against Ukraine.
In temporarily occupied Luhansk region, Russian invaders have launched a new program under the guise of "social reintegration" for those released from colonies, which is actually a cover for preparing future recruits for war. This is reported by UNN with reference to the Center of National Resistance.
In the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, the occupiers have launched another program under the guise of "assistance" to those released from colonies. The so-called "LPR human rights commissioner" Anna Soroka and the head of the pseudo-organization "Vmeste" Olga Sedliar signed an agreement on the "social reintegration" of former prisoners.
As noted by the Center of National Resistance, these programs are actually a way to form a base of future recruits for the Russian occupation forces. Under the guise of psychological support, this is preparation for assault units and war against Ukraine.
Similar initiatives have repeatedly resulted in the forced participation of such individuals in hostilities against Ukraine.
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