In order to force Ukrainians to take a Russian passport, the occupiers threaten people with physical violence.
The local population of the temporarily occupied territories continues to resist forced passportization. The pace of issuing Russian passports is too low and the occupation administrations receive systemic penalties from the Kremlin curators. Therefore, in settlements in the temporarily occupied areas of the Kherson region, Russians mock the civilian population. For refusing a passport, they threaten reprisals. Repeatedly, the occupiers carried out demonstrative punishments; the men were put on a bag and thrown into the trenches.
Also, to put pressure on people, Russians use a torture chamber in Genichesk, where they mock the local population. Citizens with pro-Ukrainian views, as well as those who do not want to comply with the demands of the local occupation so-called authorities, are subjected to cruel torture there.
Thus, terrorists force the population to obtain a passport in order to avoid reprisals. Despite this, residents continue to resist and abandon the Russian piece of paper.
The local population of the temporarily occupied territories continues to resist forced passportization. The pace of issuing Russian passports is too low and the occupation administrations receive systemic penalties from the Kremlin curators. Therefore, in settlements in the temporarily occupied areas of the Kherson region, Russians mock the civilian population. For refusing a passport, they threaten reprisals. Repeatedly, the occupiers carried out demonstrative punishments; the men were put on a bag and thrown into the trenches.
Also, to put pressure on people, Russians use a torture chamber in Genichesk, where they mock the local population. Citizens with pro-Ukrainian views, as well as those who do not want to comply with the demands of the local occupation so-called authorities, are subjected to cruel torture there.
Thus, terrorists force the population to obtain a passport in order to avoid reprisals. Despite this, residents continue to resist and abandon the Russian piece of paper.
