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The Russian military in Zaporozhye rob not only shops, but also the houses of Ukrainians and people. This is not the first time for the world's second army of marauders.
So, in Melitopol, armed invaders robbed 65-year-old pensioner Lyubov Kolesnik. A correspondent from Zaporozhye told about this on the air of Channel 24.
According to him, the woman sold clothes in the market, before that she worked at a dairy. That is, there is no reason to suspect her of anything.
So the Russian invaders and criminals also robbed the pensioner's house, it is not clear why. Although it is no longer worth explaining the barbaric actions of the Russian army.
They turned her whole house upside down, looking for documents and photographs. Some things just got stolen. In particular, they took away a children's guitar,” the journalist said.
Latest news from Zaporizhia
Residents of Zaporizhzhia around 23:40 on May 3 heard sounds similar to explosions. Local authorities assured that there was no danger. It is known that the air defense systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine worked.
However, the Ukrainian military continues to confidently defend their native lands from the invaders. So, in Zaporozhye, more than a hundred Russian invaders were destroyed. It is known that all of them were servicemen of the 1st Army Corps. Our military managed to destroy them in the Zaporozhye region. Now the bodies of more than a hundred invaders lie in the central morgue of Horlivka.
Reference. Since the beginning of the full-scale war, Russia against Ukraine has managed to destroy 24,200 infidels. It also talks about more than 1,000 tanks, as well as 2,500 armored combat vehicles.
Russian criminals in Zaporozhye: names made public
- Ukrainian intelligence has published a list of Russian occupiers committing crimes against Ukrainians in Mariupol and Zaporozhye directions. It turned out to be 291 guardsmen of a motorized rifle regiment of the Russian army.
- You can find the full list at the link.
- Scouts assured that not a single occupier will be able to avoid responsibility for the crimes committed.
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