In a village in the Zaporizhzhia region, Russians expelled children from school and opened a hospital there

The occupiers lack places to treat their wounded.

Due to the heavy losses of the enemy, there is not enough space to accommodate the wounded occupiers. Therefore, the occupation administration is looking for new places to accommodate the wounded soldiers of the Russian Federation.

One of these was found in the village of Gogolivka, in the premises of a local school. Doctors from the Russian Federation and equipment were brought there. Children whose parents remained in the occupation were transferred to another school. This was reported by the Center of National Resistance.

Racists set up barracks in the Melitopol school.

We are talking about school No. 2, which is located next to residential buildings. The occupiers removed all the furniture from there, instead they brought in washing machines and shower cabins.

The educational institution is home to those who restore and build roads used to transport military goods and equipment.

In the premises, residents of Melitopol also noticed women “serving” the occupiers.

In occupied Berdyansk, Russians are looking for children who study online in Ukrainian schools.

In the temporarily occupied territories, the Russians continue to look for children studying in Ukrainian online schools.

In particular, in Berdyansk, Russian school teachers checked phones to identify the appropriate application. They also conduct conversations with children to find out information. If the fact of education is discovered, parents are called to preventive talks, where they are threatened.

Russification and imposition of the worldview of the Kremlin and its vision of history are carried out on children in schools. Russians are not interested in children’s education itself, as these raids against Ukrainian schoolchildren prove. This was reported by the Center of National Resistance.

The teacher of one of the schools in the village of Velika Znamyanka, Zaporizhzhia region, went to cooperate with the occupiers. The man agreed to become the director of the occupation school.

He organized the educational process and began to implement the educational standards of the aggressor country in the school. For this, the head updated the teaching program using Russian textbooks and changed the form of student evaluation to a 5-point one.

The former teacher was informed of the suspicion of collaborative activity.

In the village of Chornozemne of the Yakymivska community in the Melitopol district, the Russian occupiers introduced Gestapo rules of life.

The Russian military has closed the entrance and exit to the village and is only allowing local residents to go to the gas station to buy gasoline.

In addition, at their checkpoints, the Rashists are spreading rumors that a similar situation awaits Melitopol. Allegedly, entry and exit to the city will be closed for residents of nearby villages. In this way, the occupiers try to control the movement of the local population.

Residents of Melitopol, in turn, report that FSB employees dressed in civilian clothes are walking around the city and trying to eavesdrop on what local residents are talking about.

“There are especially many “ears” in the markets. Such people can be seen. They approach and try to drag out a frank conversation. I also watched a picture when one of these “spies”, as soon as he sees that 2-3 people have gathered and are talking about something, immediately approaches them, as if just standing there and listening to everything. In general, in the city, locals try not to communicate with strangers,” says a resident of Melitopol.

In the temporarily occupied Energodar, the situation is tense: the Russian occupiers are withdrawing military equipment, placing it in the middle of residential buildings, blocking the evacuation routes of peaceful Ukrainians and destroying the heating system.

Dmytro Orlov, chairman of Energodar, told about it.

Now there are 15,000 people left in the city (before the full-scale war there were 53,000 people), who cannot evacuate due to the actions of the Russians. At the same time, there are problems with the supply of essential goods.

“The occupiers do not allow heating to be started in the houses, having started at least one unit of the ZNPP. The heating system is destroyed due to the connection of mini-boilers,” added Orlov.

The Russians force ZNPP employees to sign contracts with Rosatom, but the staff resists.

At the same time, the Russian occupiers are evacuating the families of collaborators in Energodar and other settlements of the Zaporizhia region, although this is not happening en masse. Meanwhile, Gauleiters are not taking root in the city: in 10 months of full-scale war, the occupiers have already appointed a fifth non-local one, and the population is hostile towards him.

Instead, there were more enemies in the city, in particular, Kadyriv troops were added, who follow the newly mobilized occupiers. They and the occupation “administration” are also engaged in looting schools, kindergartens, infrastructure facilities, etc.

“The movement of troops takes place in neighboring villages. Equipment is hidden among private homes,” the chairman emphasized.

Russian terrorists destroyed 18 houses in the Zaporizhzhia region. Civilians continue to suffer from the onslaught of the Russian aggressor. Every day, populated areas of the Zaporizhzhia region, especially the front-line towns and villages, wake up and fall asleep under shelling. Yesterday, the Russian occupiers fired missiles, artillery and volley fire systems at the following settlements: Stepnohirsk, Dorozhyanka, Mali Shcherbaki, Plavni, Gulyaipole, Tokmachka, Novoandriivka, Charivne, Mala Tokmachka, Stepove, Biloghirya, Novodanilivka. 18 facts of destruction were recorded.

On December 26 and 27, the Russian military shelled populated areas of Zaporizhzhya, Pologiv, and Vasyliv districts. Residential and civil infrastructure in villages and district centers were affected.

Over the course of two days, the invaders attacked Gulyaipole, Orihiv, Dorozhnyanka, Charivne, Novoandriivka, Novodanilivka, Biloghirya, Malynyvka, Mala Tokmachka, Mali Shcherbaki, Olhivske, Preobrazhenka, Shcherbaki, Temyrivka, Pavlivka, Stepnohirsk, Stepove, Plavni, Mali Shcherbaki, Kam’ Yanskoe This was reported by the police press service.

On the night of December 26, the Russians targeted the suburbs of Zaporizhzhia from S-300 rocket launchers and Uragan rocket launchers with cluster loading. The remains of projectiles and funnels from rockets were found by law enforcement officers on land plots near the villages of Zaporizhzhya district.

In Stepnohirsk, a private house and yard were damaged as a result of artillery shelling.

Another projectile hit the roof covering of the five-story building – the apartment on the top floor was under the rubble, household appliances and furniture were destroyed in it.

The occupiers also caused significant damage to the residents of Pologiv district. Private houses in Orichov were damaged by shrapnel.

Property was damaged in the homes of the residents of Gulyaipol, and in the territories of the households – outbuildings and garages, gazebos, and cars.

Also, the blast wave in one of the local enterprises broke the windows and cut the facade of the building.

Based on the collected materials, investigators of the Security Service of Ukraine SBU opened criminal proceedings under Article 438 “Violation of the Laws and Customs of War” of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.

Russian invaders engage in looting in the temporarily occupied territories of the Zaporizhzhia region during rotations.

This was reported by the Center of National Resistance.

In one of the villages of the Melitopol district, the Russian invaders stole almost all the metal. The occupiers cut the fences of local residents and a mobile phone tower into scrap metal. The houses of the peasants were robbed. In order to avoid leakage of information about looting, local residents were forbidden to travel between villages.