Entry to the occupied Sevastopol will be restricted by decree of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. Also, the so-called local authorities were ordered to create operational headquarters in the city.
Temporary resettlement of residents to safe areas is also not ruled out. This was reported by RosSMI.
Putin restricted entry to Sevastopol
As it became known, Putin introduced an average level of response in Sevastopol and other regions of Russia .
The medium level of response is being introduced in the regions bordering Ukraine and the “new subjects of Russia.” In addition to Sevastopol, this applies to the occupied Crimea, Krasnodar Territory, Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kursk and Rostov regions.
According to the decree, for facilities that ensure the operation of transport, communications, energy and pose an increased danger to life and health people and nature, a special mode of operation is introduced.
Temporary resettlement of residents to safe areas with the obligatory provision of stationary or temporary living quarters is also provided.
Entry to and exit from Sevastopol will be carried out under a special procedure , as well as freedom of movement within the city. It also provides for the restriction of the movement of vehicles and their inspection.
In addition, in Sevastopol, as in other regions mentioned in the decree, the so-called local authorities were obliged to create operational headquarters. headquarters will be mandatory for implementation on the territory of the region.
By the way, Sergei Aksyonov previously stated that there are no plans to impose a curfew and restrictions on entry and exit in Crimea yet. However, something did not go according to plan.
In Russia, the “level of basic readiness”
In some regions of Russia, a “level of basic readiness” has been introduced. The invaders are going to strengthen the protection of military, state and special facilities that ensure the vital activity of the population, the functioning of transport, communications and communications, energy facilities.
By the way, in the so-called DPR and LPR, as well as the partially occupied Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, Putin decided to introduce martial law.
Note that martial law in the occupied territories is introduced from the day the decree is published.
Recall that on September 30, dictator Vladimir Putin announced the annexation of the temporarily occupied territories – the Kherson region, Zaporozhye, Donetsk region, Luhansk region.
