“Seven people were detained in Kherson, who cooperated with the invaders during the occupation of the city by Russia. Source: Notification of the Security Service of Ukraine literally: “Security Service and National Police detained seven collaborators in Kherson.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: notification of the Security Service of Ukraine
Literally: “The Security Service and the National Police detained seven collaborators in Kherson. During the occupation of the city, they helped the aggressor to spread the Kremlin regime in the region.”
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Details: The two detainees – the father and son, who joined the so -called “punishment management in the Kherson region” and were “guards of the Russian torture, which the invaders were arranged on the basis of the northern correctional colony № 90 enthusiastic at that time.
Another detainee-a former law enforcement officer who entered the 1st detachment of the Grimm of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation and “carried out rounds on the home of the locals.”
Among the detainees also a woman who was “right hand” of the local Gulayter. Another detained worked as the “deputy” of the head of the occupying “branch” of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation and called on the locals to assist the aggressor.
Literally: “In addition, the former deputy chief physician of the local sanatorium was detained, which the occupiers were” raised “to the head of the captured institution. For this she re -registered the institution under Russian law and paid salaries in rubles.
The seventh detainee is a resident of the Belozersky district, who during the pseudo -referendum of the Russian Federation bypassed the houses of the villagers and agitated them to vote for the “accession” of the region to the Russian Federation.
Details: All seven detained was reported suspicion of two articles: collaborative activity and assistance to the aggressor state. They were arrested without bail. They are threatened with up to 15 years in prison with confiscation of property.