In blockaded Mariupol, the Russian occupants have introduced passes for movement around the city, which will allow the mopping up of "unreliable" residents. This was reported on Telegram by Peter Andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of Mariupol.
"Information about the introduction of passes for movement in the city finds its confirmation. The official version - to ensure security and control the issuance of humanitarian aid. In reality - a census of the population and mopping up the "unreliable" through a check with the databases received from the collaborators and traitors databases of utility workers, state employees, law enforcement officers and compiled lists of activists, "- wrote Andryushchenko.
As the mayor's advisor noted, communal workers and state employees will be forced to cooperate with the occupation authorities, while others may be arrested and sent to concentration camps.
The Russian occupiers in Mariupol are exhuming bodies that had previously been buried in the yards of residential buildings.
