In Energodar, invaders began evacuating the families of ZNPP workers (VIDEO)

In Energodar, the invaders began to “evacuate” the family members of the workers of the Zaporizhzhya NPP.

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The occupational “authority” announced the evacuation of people to Berdyansk and Kirillovka to recreation centers and hotels. However, those who agreed were taken to the Rostov region of Russia and placed in tent camps, says the morning summary of the General Staff on May 10.

The so-called evacuation for family members of employees of the Zaporozhye NPP does not apply to the employees of the power plant, for whom it is forbidden to leave the city.

A somewhat different situation has developed in Velikaya Belozerka. Last week, most of the collaborators left the village in their own vehicles in the direction of Crimea, the General Staff reported.

Earlier, the media wrote that in Energodar, the invaders are preparing for the offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Against the background of the announced evacuation in the city, there is a certain excitement.

The Russians are taking out stolen property, computer equipment, medical equipment and documentation from Energodar. Pharmacies, shops, gas stations do not work in the city, and ATMs are empty, legally elected mayor Dmitry Orlov told Radio Liberty. He connects this with the expectation of a counteroffensive by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. There is no internet in the city, there is also a shortage of food.

In early May, the occupation administration of the Zaporozhye region announced the evacuation of people from 18 settlements, including Energodar, where the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant is located. All points within 50-70 km from the front line.

Source: Racurs

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