In the occupied territories of Zaporizhzhya, Russians use children as "human shields"

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12:20, 27.07.2023

The occupiers use civilian buildings where children live to house their military personnel



This is reported by the Centre for National Resistance.

As noted, in the hotels in the temporarily occupied territories of Zaporizhzhya, the upper floors of the buildings are occupied by civilian families with children. The lower floors are occupied by servicemen of the Russian Federation.

In general, in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, there are some cases of occupation military personnel being accommodated in kindergarten buildings and in private houses, which were "confiscated" from local residents. Military equipment is often placed on the territory of kindergartens.

The Russians are also massively placing ammunition depots in the basements of civilian buildings. These are both administrative premises and residential high-rise buildings. It is also noted that civilians are not allowed to move out of buildings where Russian occupation troops are stationed.

The National Resistance Centre calls on residents of the occupied territories to inform the Defence Forces about the enemy's deployment and movements.

To learn how to properly transmit information about the enemy can be found at the link.

Earlier Socialportal reported that the occupants without explanation closed the passage through the checkpoint Kolotilovka-Pokrovka on the border of Belgorod and Sumy regions. This is the only safe checkpoint into Ukraine.

Russia has closed the only humanitarian corridor for travelling from the occupation to the territory of Ukraine

Occupiers closed the only safe border crossing point into Ukraine

11:25, 26.07.23
Oleg Kotov
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