Invaders want to intensify mobilisation into Putin’s troops on the left bank of Kherson region

Invaders want to intensify mobilisation into Putin’s troops on the left bank of Kherson region

Russian invaders in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine held illegal “Russian presidential elections.” In the captured left-bank part of the Kherson region, they used this performance to collect information about local residents for their further “mobilization.”

Considering the reluctance of Ukrainians to participate in the “elections,” members of the “election commissions,” accompanied by armed occupiers, went to people’s homes. The head of the joint press center of the Operational Command "South" Natalya Humenyuk spoke about this during the telethon.

According to her, after the completion of the “Russian Presidential elections” in the temporarily occupied part of the Kherson region, the invaders are preparing to intensify the “mobilization” of local residents. They collected the data necessary for this under the pretext of “expression of will.”

“Mobilization will be intensified on the left bank of the Dnipro. This is assumed by both the heads of local administrations and representatives of the resistance movement. The occupiers collected data on people throughout the entire election campaign and during the “elections”. They collected the maximum list of persons, including males who are of age and can be mobilized,” Humenyuk noted.

The press secretary also stated that the invaders will intensify door-to-door inspections, checking the population and forming new “territorial defense units.” From these the occupiers create reserves for the front.

The occupiers also visited people’s homes during the “pseudo-elections.” Representatives of “election commissions” accompanied by armed invaders came home to Ukrainians, a significant part of whom heeded recommendations to avoid participating in the spectacle staged by the Kremlin.

“If people didn’t go to the polling station, representatives of collaborators took ballot boxes, went door to door and collected votes,” Humenyuk said.