Voluntary participation in the preparation of propaganda materials for the Kremlin’s money is collaboration and subject to criminal liability.
The Russian occupiers offer money to residents of the occupied territories of the Ukrainian south for good online reviews about the occupiers and “correct” videos. The Center for National Resistance reported this on Tuesday, December 5.
It is implied that those who make ideologically correct videos are offered jobs.
“The authors of the best videos will get a job in the fake local media created by the Russians after taking over the region,” CNS indicated.
They also give money to those who tell on camera how they “live well” under the rule of the occupiers.
“In the south, the enemy promises money for a one-minute video in which a resident of the south has to tell the camera how his life improved after the Russians arrived. According to the plan, it should help the Russians to create a series of videos, which will be distributed by Russian agents in countries of influence at the event,” the statement said.
The CNS recalled that voluntary participation in the preparation of propaganda materials for the Kremlin’s money is collaboration and subject to criminal liability.
We remind you that in the occupied Melitopol of the Zaporozhye region, the occupiers are forcing people to get Russian passports. In this case, men are given a summons at the military registration and enlistment office along with their passport.
It has also been reported that humanitarian aid has become more difficult to obtain in the temporarily occupied territories. To receive it, residents must prove they need it.
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Source: korrespondent
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