The Russians allow evacuation from the city of Oleshki, Kherson region, flooded after the explosion of the dam of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station, only to those who previously received a Russian passport.
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Other residents are not even allowed to organize their own evacuation. This was announced today, on June 7, in his Telegram channel by People’s Deputy Oleksiy Goncharenko with reference to information received from local residents.
According to him, thousands of residents remain in Oleshki.
Before the occupation there were 30 thousand. There are a lot of elderly people among them. At least a third remained, that is, a lot,” he said.
According to the People’s Deputy, the water arrives quickly, the houses near the river were flooded to the very roof yesterday, June 7, in the evening.
Now attention. When the flooding began, the collaborators were taken to the occupied Crimea. And then only those who had a Russian passport were let out there. The rest were not released,” Goncharenko stressed. – This does not mean that only people with a Russian passport were saved. This means that people without the occupying ausweiss have gone through incredible dangers.
He noted that the surviving residents of Oleshki tried to arrange an evacuation on their own, but the invaders dispersed them with shots, saying that it was impossible to gather because of the “curfew”.
I don’t know how many people survived there. But of course: we are dealing with yet another catastrophic Russian war crime. A concentration camp where instead of gas chambers you will be drowned in water. If you don’t have a Russian passport, they won’t let you out, and you will drown,” Goncharenko notes.
Source: Racurs
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