Russians search homes of ZNPP workers to induce them to co-operate
There is a tangible deficit of qualified personnel at the occupied ZNPP
The occupiers use intimidation, blackmail and searches to persuade the workers of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant to cooperate, the Centre for National Resistance has reported.
Due to the lack of qualified personnel at the nuclear plant, the Russians are pressuring Ukrainian workers to stay at work. To induce them to cooperate, the Russians are conducting searches in the homes of ZNPP workers.
According to our underground, the occupiers are unable to find enough qualified workers to work at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant. Therefore, the Russians are trying to force those workers who refused to cooperate with the enemy to work at Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant," the report says.
People are intimidated by searches, threats of arrest and deportation.
As previously reported by the General Staff of the AFU in the temporarily seized city of Energodar, the occupants have intensified repression against the workers of ZNPP who refuse to cooperate and sign contracts with the Russian occupation administration. The invaders apply psychological and physical measures to the workers who resist.
Ukrainians continue to resist: they do not go to work, sabotage the implementation of decisions of the occupation administration and so on. Employees of Rosgravdiya and the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) use intimidation, threats, blackmail, as well as beat Ukrainian specialists, take away cash and funds from their bank cards, confiscate mobile phones," the report said.
The social portal reported that IAEA experts found mines in the buffer zone between the inner and outer perimeter of the ZNPP site.