Russians have equipped filtration camps/Word and deed
Residents of Mariupol were captured by Russian invaders. They have no way to leave the city without going through the “filtration” camps set up by the Russian invaders.
The Russians have actually surrounded Mariupol with “filtration” camps, which make it impossible to travel to Ukraine-controlled territory. Consequently, the city is “closed”.
At the same time, about 120 thousand people remain in the city. Such data was given by the Mayor of Mariupol Vadim Boychenko on the air of the telethon “United News”, Channel 24 reports.
Those who try to leave the city must go through a “filtration” camp. But the situation there is catastrophic.
According to Vadim Boychenko, residents of Mariupol should first sign up to go through this “filtration” camp, without which it is impossible to leave the city. But now we are recording for December 2024. So the infidels even brought this process to the point where the Ukrainians could not leave the city.
They are sentenced to executions
The Mayor of Mariupol said that civil servants and municipal workers are in particular danger. They are immediately sent to jail.
“This is a ghetto that was created by the Russian occupation authorities. We must imagine how it all happens. You arrive at the tent where the MGB and the FSB are sitting, 15 people are waiting for the interrogation of a Mariupol resident. They can interrogate for hours. If you are a civil servant or municipal worker, then you will behind bars. They put something on your head and take you to the Olenev prison,” said Vadim Boychenko.
The Mayor of Mariupol also convinces that there are already so-called “court verdicts” where such detained Mariupol residents were “sentenced” to 10 years in prison. Although, according to him, there were also death sentences.
Residents of Mariupol are being taken to depressive Russia
Commissioner for Human Rights Lyudmila Denisova told the details of the deportation of civilians from Mariupol. She confirmed the information that some of the Mariupol residents from the filtration camps end up in a prison in Olenovka. According to her, this is more than 10% of the people who got to the “filtering”. Russian infidels consider them dangerous for their regime.
According to her, in just one week, 3,000 people were taken from Mariupol to the “filtration” camp, of which more than 300 were children. How many of them will be kept there is unknown. Cases have been recorded when people were in such camps for more than a week's guests. How many Ukrainians in general are in “filtration” camps is also unknown.
If people are released from the filtration camps, they are sent to Russia. First – to Taganrog, and only later – to one of the depressed regions of Russia.
