After the collaborator was blown up in Energodar, the invaders began to look for bombers/Channel 24 collage
In the temporarily occupied Energodar on May 22, local Gauleiter Andrei Shevchik suffered from an explosion in the entrance. After that, the invaders began to look for the one who did it.
The Russians even had approximate signs of the suspects, but control at checkpoints remains tight. That is probably why no one was found during the day.
Who exactly are the occupiers looking for
In the report of the Zaporozhye OVA for the day, they said that the invaders carried out searches. They broke into all the apartments of the building where the explosion was heard.
They were looking for a red Audi and two young people, and also increased the inspection at checkpoints, the message indicated.
In addition, it became known that the city introduced a ban on car window tinting. All vehicle owners must remove their tint films by May 24th. If someone does not do this, only fines are threatened so far.
What is known about this explosion
The self-proclaimed head of the “people's administration” Andrei Shevchik led the occupied city and knew about the possible dangers. Therefore, he traveled with two guards.
However, they did not protect against explosives planted in the entrance of the house where the mother of the collaborator lives. The man went there every morning, but on May 22, the explosion made this visit “special”.
As a result of the explosion, Shevchik was thrown 5 meters away, and after that he was also nailed with an iron door. He is currently in critical condition in intensive care. Two guards were also hospitalized there.
The photo, which was published on the network, showed a torn-off mailbox at the entrance to an apartment building, as well as the doors that sealed the success of the assassination attempt.
Not only partisans could have tried.
Since none of the inhabitants of the house was injured, this collaborator was indeed expected. However, there are two versions of why this happened. It is believed that these could be local partisans fighting against the occupying authorities.
However, local media also suggested that it was the Russians who decided to “remove” their apostate. The reason for this allegedly could be a failed task. Gauleiter promised to conduct a census, but could not, because he encountered resistance from the inhabitants of the city. However, this version is already quite doubtful, given that the invaders are looking for bombers.
