The Russians are intensifying repression and bringing in their personnel, but still cannot take control of the temporarily seized lands. The Center of National Resistance has prepared a fresh review of the main news from the TOT.
Resistance to the occupation
Activists of the “Yellow Ribbon” movement launched a flash mob, within which they put Ukrainian slogans on rubles and remind the occupiers that they are only temporary governors in the TOT.
Residents of Melitopol, Simferopol, Sevastopol, Donetsk and Luhansk joined the action.
Also, activists of the movement continue their activities in the temporarily occupied Autonomous Republic of Crimea. Thus, in Simferopol, Yalta, Bakhchisaray and Sevastopol, unknown heroes hung yellow ribbons, posters and painted graffiti.
Ukrainian doctors who remained in the TOT refuse to obtain an enemy’s passport. As a result, the Russians released the Ukrainians and brought medical personnel from Samara instead.
At the same time, in the Zaporizhzhia region, the occupiers do not trust local residents, because they constantly surrender their positions to the Defense Forces. In particular, in the temporarily captured Tokmak, the Russians tightened control over taxis. Now drivers must receive passes and present them at each checkpoint.
In addition, occupation personnel were forbidden to communicate with locals, in particular, to accept food from locals. Also, street lights were turned off in the city to hide the movement of equipment.
The enemy’s attempts to suppress the underground
The Russian occupiers continue to strengthen the counterintelligence and police regime in the TOT. In particular, in the occupied territories, raid measures are underway to check personal phones of the local population for photo and video materials, as well as “prohibited” content. During such inspections, the occupiers record personal data of local residents, selectively search their homes.
The occupation administrations will monitor the “attendance” of employees of enterprises in the temporarily occupied territories. The Russians plan to force all registered legal entities to report on employee attendance at workplaces.
Employers must provide such data every month for each day, in particular, they must also report the presence of a Russian passport of employees and the number of “absenteeism” without valid reasons.
It should be noted that earlier the enemy’s plan to counter resistance to the occupation, which the Russians developed before the start of a full-scale invasion, became known. In particular, first of all, after the seizure of any object of state importance, the occupiers seized all hard drives from these objects.
On the basis of the stolen data, a general map was built of who was where, with whom he was connected and what level of ties he had with the state. This was supposed to help the occupiers understand what percentage of the population is able to resist.
However, Russia failed this plan and could not implement all plans, as it stumbled over Ukrainian resistance, because it underestimated its scale. Therefore, all these plans were partially implemented, and the Russians have not managed to overcome the underground so far.
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