Occupiers leave residents of TOT without communication under the pretext of “security” - CNS
Kyiv • UNN
Mobile communication and internet have been unavailable for over a week in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, particularly in Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia regions. The CNS believes this is a step by the occupiers to suppress resistance and conceal crimes.
Russians are leaving residents of the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine without communication under the pretext of strengthening "security". In the TOT, particularly in the Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia regions, there has been no stable mobile communication or internet for over a week. This is reported by UNN, citing the Center for National Resistance.
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It is noted that these "security measures" are supposedly dedicated to the so-called "Russia Day." However, the "holiday" for the occupiers has already passed, but the isolation remains.
In reality, this is a deliberate step to suppress resistance, hide crimes, and keep people in fear to force them to obey the enemy's will
Recall
Earlier, the CNS reported that Russia is launching a new stage of a farce called "elections" in the temporarily occupied territories – this time with electronic voting, including in Sevastopol.