The war in Ukraine. Digest 23

Nuclear terrorism! The invaders brought 11 employees of the Russian state nuclear energy corporation "Rosatom" to the captured Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant. The occupiers claimed that the Ukrainian nuclear power plant was a territory and property of Russia, which only temporarily belonged to Ukraine. Now the newly arrived engineers plan to send electricity to the occupied Crimea. Their troops are now stationed at the plant.

There are about 500 Russian soldiers with automatic weapons on the territory. And about 50 units of equipment directly on the site.

Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant is the largest plant in Europe. It is six times more powerful than Chernobyl and is now in the hands of criminals. Russia became the first country in the world to seize nuclear power plants and use power units as a cover.

“We do not leave our people"
This is the slogan of Putin's propaganda. But the truth is completely different and terrifying! With more than 500 Russians surrendering to Ukrainians, the Russian command is using brutal practices against deserters. The Ukrainian military came across a Russian grenade launcher chained to a tree in the woods. Russians left him "forcibly" to cover their retreat.

Soldiers detained by Ukrainians say during interrogations that the Russian military leadership has resumed another practice - "shooting squads" - echelons that follow the main forces of Russia and kill those who want to surrender.

According to one of the Russian prisoners, as they advance deep into Ukrainian territory, some Russians are beginning to realize that they do not have a peacekeeping mission.

Prisoner: "To all the questions to the commander of our aims here, we get a respond, that we can turn around and leave. But actually we can't. The following echelons are killing those who desert."

Ukrainian intelligence confirms these words. Not far from Kyiv, the occupiers' offensive is controlled by Chechen soldiers of Ramzan Kadyrov, who killed several ethnic Russians in an attempt to desert.

Nothing sacred! On March 12, in Kharkiv, the second most populous city in Ukraine, the occupiers damaged three churches of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Those churches provided shelters to citizens left homeless after enemy attacks. However, this did not stop the Russian military, as they were ordered to shoot even civilians in Kharkiv. The SSU intercepted such a conversation between enemy soldiers.

"Until now, we have been forbidden to even look at civilians, now they have told us to shot, everyone: civilians, children, it doesn’t matter, we are to shot everyone."

Occupiers also continue missile attacks on civilian targets in Kharkiv. Today, the Saltov Tram Depot and the surrounding residential buildings were completely destroyed.