The Russian occupiers took half of the inhabitants out of a village in the Luhansk region during “filtration”: they apply “collective responsibility” to them – Center of National Resistance

The enemy blocked the village of Polovinkine in the temporarily occupied territories of Luhansk region for “filtration measures”.

This was reported by the Center of National Resistance.

“The village was surrounded and entry and exit were blocked. The reason was the successful airstrikes on enemy positions, for which the occupiers blame the local population. It is known that as a result of the raid, 30 residents of the village were repressed and taken to Luhansk.

“Collective responsibility” applies to the residents of the village. At the same time, the enemy is trapped in his illusions and does not understand that almost every resident can report their position on TOT, because they are occupiers, not “liberators”. Accordingly, such measures will not bring results.

We will remind you that on the eve of the New Year, the occupiers restricted movement between villages in the Zaporizhzhia region in order to reduce the leakage of information about their location,” the message reads.

Russian occupiers continue to destroy the city of Mariupol.

The enemy demolished more than 10 residential buildings in the Cheremushki neighborhood. Novorossiysk Street was empty. Thus, destroying the city, the invaders continue to hide the traces of their war crimes. The Mariupol City Council announced this on January 2.

Thus, Novorossiysk Street has turned into a continuous bare field with individual broken high-rise buildings.

There is no life here. Only ashes. This is what the Russians brought to Mariupol — destruction and death, the message says.

In December 2022, the Russian invaders demolished the drama theater building in Mariupol, which they themselves bombed in the spring. The enemy did this in order to destroy the traces of his war crimes.

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia could deport up to 700,000 Ukrainian children. It was especially difficult for orphans to stay in the Motherland.

Molfar’s OSINT community revealed a creepy scheme of illegally transporting small Ukrainians to the territory of the terrorist state. The occupiers committed crimes of an international level.

How the removal of Ukrainian children was organized

Russian officials carried out their schemes with the help of the armed formations of the “DPR” and “LPR”. The forced deportation of children was directly carried out by the company “Children in Hands”. Its head is Maria Lvova-Belova. She is authorized by the President of Russia for children’s rights. To do this, she personally visited and continues to visit the occupied territories. Lviv-Belova has already admitted that she took out about 2,000 children who are in one of the seven points of temporary basing on the territory of Russia.

First, the security forces of the “DPR” find the children, and then hand them over to the headquarters. It is there, with the help of a certain number of intermediate partner organizations, that the further fate of small Ukrainians is decided.

Why does Russia kidnap Ukrainian children?

Forced deportation, which is an international crime, is disguised by Russian propaganda as “charity, humanitarian initiative and rescue of the destitute.” This is done so that Russia can manipulate its status as a UN member state, a “peacemaker” and a “savior country”. It is in this way that it throws dust in the eyes of international organizations.

The Ministry of Defense of Russia officially announced that they deported 300,000 children from our country. Ukrainian human rights defenders not only confirm this, but also say that this number can reach 700,000. But at the official level, our authorities managed to identify only 13 thousand by name.

Where are the children being deported?

Children are sent to 57 regions of Russia, including Sakhalin.

– Camp “Raketa”, Voronezh region.

– Sanatorium “Polyany”, Moscow region.

– Camp “Orlivchanka”, Oryol region.

– DOC “Star of the Sea”, Krasnodar Territory.

– Camp “Mountain Key”, Chechen Republic.

– Camp “Lytvynovo”, Moscow region.

– Clinic of Dr. Roshal and Russian Children’s Clinical Hospital, Moscow.

How the organization is organized

She operates through another organization called the Russian Humanitarian Mission, using their bank account to receive donations. “Children in Hands” also has two hubs in Moscow and Rostov-on-Don. Legally, the organization is registered as a non-profit organization engaged in charity.

In December 2022, propagandists announced the opening of the “Children in Hands” headquarters in the Zaporizhzhia region.

Who else is involved in the scheme

In addition to Lvova-Belova, 14 people are known to be associated with the criminal headquarters. Including:

– adviser to the office of the Russian President’s Commissioner for Children’s Rights, coordinator of the Russian Humanitarian Mission NGO Oleksiy Petrov;

– the head of the Committee on Family, Women and Children of Russia, which works in the State Duma of the Russian Federation, lobbying for initiatives to add Ukrainian orphans to Russian families, Nina Ostanina;

– Vyacheslav Dukhina, Deputy Head of the Government of the Moscow Region;

– Governor of the Moscow Region Andriy Vorobyov.

– Eleonora Fedorenko (Schetnikova), Commissioner for Children’s Rights in the “DPR”;

– Minister of Labor and Social Policy of “DPR” Larisa Tovstykina.

It is noted that the children are taken for “rehabilitation, treatment or rest”. But there is no information about the specific families to which the children were sent.

“The Russians are continuing the successive genocide of the Ukrainian nation. With this investigation, the Molfar OSINT community wants to help bring the perpetrators to justice as soon as possible. It is our great desire that international organizations pay attention to the crimes of child abduction and investigate them in detail, attracting all available funds for this purpose.” – emphasized the journalists.

The Russian occupiers continue to bring their personnel to the Zaporizhzhіa NPP, and also force the Ukrainian employees of the station to sign contracts.

This was reported by the Center of National Resistance.

As the Center emphasizes, the Russians take their personnel to the captured Zaporizhzhіa nuclear plant instead of those who refuse to work for the occupiers.

“In January, it is planned to appoint Dmitriy Minyaev – deputy director of the special security department of the Rosenergoatom Concern (a subsidiary of Rosatom) to the position of deputy director of the ZNPP for physical protection and regime issues,” the Center of National Resistance clarifies.

According to the Center of National Resistance, Rosatom, with the help of Russian specialists, is implementing its own monitoring system on the territory of the captured ZNPP. The specialists represent the Russian company “Consist-OS”, which is a structural unit of the occupying energy operator.

The occupiers force the workers of the Zaporizhzhіa nuclear power plant to conclude a contract with the Russian “Rosatom”, but to no avail. Despite the fact that the Russians installed a puppet leadership at the station, the majority did not betray Ukraine,” the Center of National Resistance emphasizes.

The situation at the ZNPP is complicated, no one knows what the enemy’s plans are for Europe’s largest nuclear power plant. Russia refuses to create a demilitarized zone around it. The occupiers periodically shell the station and the territory near it, playing with fire, but blame the Ukrainian side for this.

In early March, the Russian army captured the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and the city of Energodar. Since then, the station’s staff and local residents have been living under dictatorial rules, subjected to repression for their pro-Ukrainian position.

On the liberated territory of the Mykolayiv region, employees of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) discovered another torture chamber. The Russians set up the “object” in a private house in the village of Oleksandrivka.

This was reported by the SBU press service.

The occupiers brutally tortured local residents who refused to cooperate with the Russian military in their homes. They also tried to knock out the addresses of patriots, including “partisans”, from Ukrainians. People were suffocated with plastic bags, beaten with heavy objects and used with electric shocks. Instruments of torture were found in the house of the special services. The identities of the people who were tortured by the occupiers have also been established.

According to these facts, a case was opened under the article “violation of the laws and customs of war”. Work is underway to establish the identities of war criminals.