Occupiers in Mariupol check teenagers, look for people with pro-Ukrainian stance

The Centre for National Resistance (CNR) reports this.

The occupiers have started to apply filtration measures against teenagers. In the temporarily occupied city of Mariupol, the invaders have started to look for teenagers involved in the guerrilla movement.

Children are stopped at checkpoints, their phones are checked, and they have to obtain an enemy's passport (in Russia, you have to be 14 years old to get one). There are also "prophylactic talks" at which they are asked to report "unreliable comrades". In general, filtration measures have been intensified in the city and the practice of abducting residents continues," the CNS reported.

We shall remind you that two teenagers were killed by Russians in temporarily occupied Berdyansk. There is information in the network that the occupants have massacred Tigran Oganesyan. He had been held captive for almost a year. Later, the invaders themselves said that they actually killed two teenagers, calling them "pro-Ukrainian fighters. The second boy's name was Nikita Khanganov.

Later, the human rights ombudsman confirmed the information about the killing of the teenagers. Lubinets said that they had resisted the occupation and were waiting for Ukrainian defenders to liberate their town. In addition, the families of the dead had been previously persecuted by the occupiers.

Earlier, Sotsportal reported that in the temporarily occupied territories, the invaders interrogated minors in an attempt to find out whether they had been involved in the resistance.