In Melitopol Russian soldiers seize businesses and demand money, in the Kherson region a regional council deputy was kidnapped

In Melitopol Russian soldiers seize businesses and demand money, in the Kherson region a regional council deputy was kidnapped

In Melitopol Russian soldiers seize businesses and demand money, in the Kherson region a regional council deputy was kidnapped

In Melitopol, which is temporarily occupied by the Russian Armed Forces, the Russian military and the "puppet authorities" are actively looting and bringing the city to a humanitarian disaster.

Ivan Fedorov, the legitimate head of the city, who had been freed from captivity, stated this during a telethon.

According to him, about 80,000 people left in the city have big problems with the delivery of important things, particularly food, medicine and fuel. There is also a problem with the payment of cash. This is especially true for pensioners.

But the self-proclaimed authorities are not solving these problems. On the contrary - it only aggravates the situation.

"The Russian Federation with its soldiers and the self-proclaimed government in the city of Melitopol does not deal with the problem of people, but is engaged in taking money from businessmen and seizing businesses," Ivan Fedorov noted.

Fedorov himself actively sends requests to the Russian administration about a humanitarian convoy to the city of Melitopol to provide essential food products and take people out, but so far there is no confirmation.

Meanwhile, it became known that in the Kherson region, a member of the regional council, Alexander Kniga, had been kidnapped. The official, who is the head of the Kherson music and drama theater, lives in Oleshki.

This is reported by the mayor of Oleshki Eugene Ryshchuk together with the Ministry of culture and information policy of Ukraine.

Alexander Book was taken away in an unknown direction in the morning. The mayor added that the Kafirs are kidnapping more and more people. He warned that if he stops contacting, the security services of the region will work further.

"Everything is worked out, there will be no panic in the city," the report added.