Russian invaders in temporarily occupied territories restrict the rights of Ukrainians and try to present the pro-Ukrainian movement as something small and an “exception to the rule.”
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This was reported today, April 9, on the website of the Center for National Resistance.
In fact, the Kremlin denies the right of existence of Ukrainians and is pursuing a policy of genocide on the occupied lands. As part of this policy, the Russians are depriving Ukrainians of the right to education, medicine and government services. A Ukrainian may lose his home if he refuses to receive a passport as a Russian citizen, the report says.
It is noted that any cases of disobedience are suppressed or demonized by propagandists and presented as isolated cases to show that all resistance is supposedly only a rare occurrence on the part of “dangerous social elements.”
At the same time, the WTO certification rate is still less than 50%, and Russia has not been able to integrate these lands into its legal framework, the Central Tax Service notes. — The Russians cannot find enough collaborators, and Ukrainian children continue to secretly study in Ukrainian schools.
The CNS is called upon to help liberate the occupied territories and inform the appropriate chatbot of the location of enemy bases for their further destruction with modern weapons.
Source: Racurs
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