Russian Army Legalise Looting

Due to failure to conduct a blitzkrieg offensive, the occupiers are forced to change tactics. Because of significant logistical problems and loose communications, they are unable to properly provide their units with food, clothing, equipment, and supplies and to ensure troops rotation.

Now, the key task of invaders is to secure their current positions while hiding behind local civilians. At the same time, the units of putin’s troops remain cut off from supplies for an unspecified period of time and have been ordered to organise “self-supply” until further orders are received. That is, to take away everything they need from local residents and to rob warehouses, shops, and pharmacies.

So the footage of looting, circulated around the world these days, is a common thing here. In addition, this is accompanied by numerous cases of atrocities against civilians: murders, tortures, and raping including underage people.