Wanted to rape his wife: Occupiers shoot up family in Zaporizhzhia region
There were two young children in the family.
Russian occupants shot dead a family in Polohivskyy district in the village of Kamysh-Zarya in Zaporizhzhya Region on the night of 18 November. The couple had two underage children. According to Ukrayinska Pravda with reference to sources in law-enforcement agencies and the SBU, Russian servicemen have cordoned off the shooting site at the moment.
For his part, war correspondent Andrei Tsaplienko noted in his Telegram that "DPR" militants and "Kadyrovites" lived next to the family, he wrote
The occupiers harassed a woman. A man tried to stand up for her and they shot him. And then killed the woman along with her children
The invaders, after occupying part of Zaporizhzhya Region, terrorized the local population. The occupiers almost completely blocked Ukrainians from leaving the occupied part of Zaporizhzhya Region after Russia signed a "document" on the region's annexation. More than 500 Ukrainians were kidnapped by Russians in the region
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