Russians have banned entry to the 15-kilometer zone near Dnipro in the occupied territory of Kherson region - The Resistance Center
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Russians have banned local residents from entering the 15-kilometer zone of the Dnipro river bank in the temporarily occupied territories of Kherson region.
The occupiers have banned entry to a 15-kilometer zone near the Dnipro River in the temporarily occupied territories of Kherson region. A decree signed by local governor Volodymyr Saldo stipulates that from August 1, such a ban will be in effect in the Kakhovka district, and from September 1, along the entire left bank of the Kherson region. This was reported by the Center of National Resistance, according to UNN.
The Russians have banned local residents from entering the 15-kilometer zone of the Dnipro River bank in the temporarily occupied territories of Kherson region. The order was published on behalf of Vladimir Saldo, who acts as the local governor. The order comes into effect on August 1 in Kakhovka district, and on September 1 along the entire left bank of Kherson region,
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It is noted that entry is allowed only with special permission from the occupiers.
"Earlier, the enemy deported local residents in most of the places in the designated zone," the CNS added.
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