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Peace talks focus on borders - but they rarely remind those enduring a Russian presence that has stripped them of the roofs over their heads. After Ukraine liberated Lyman in 2022, residents revealed how they had survived occupation in cellars without proper living conditions an ordeal shared by countless...

50,501 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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ポテジパパ1 год назад

この不当な戦いができるだけ早く終わり、ウクライナに平和が訪れることを心から願っています! Я щиро сподіваюся, що ця необґрунтована битва закінчиться якомога швидше і в Україні прийде мир! Я щиро вірю, що зло буде притягнуте до самознищення, і справжня справедливість переможе!🇺🇦💫

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Russia is engaged in the colonization of the occupied territories of Ukraine. Russia has published "development plans for new regions" - the occupied territories of Ukraine. According to these plans, Russia intends to resettle 114,000 Russians in Ukrainian territories by 2045. These include 15 master plans and 10 land-use projects developed by VEB corporation together with Russia's Unified Institute of Spatial Planning. Notably, the plans make no mention of addressing the water shortage in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Russia has virtually destroyed the cities and infrastructure of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions and intends to plunder and colonize the "new territories." The focus is on the occupied territories of the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions and "Priazovye," which, as stated in the Russian plan, has "high tourism potential," and "the Sea of Azov has a flat coastline, sandy beaches, and is suitable for children's tourism. The region also has gastronomic potential, as fish have reappeared in the region, including valuable sturgeon species." The Ukrainian population in the occupied territories is subjected to torture and persecution, and tries to leave their home at the first opportunity. I have a lot of documented evidence on my account. Watch the video below - this is what is happening to Ukrainians in the Russian-occupied Kherson region. Here are the statistics cited by the occupiers themselves: "The population of the Kherson urban area has shrunk from 500,000 to 50,000-60,000 people," the so-called "regional governor" Saldo said back in December 2024. The large-scale resettlement of Russians into the occupied territories and the expulsion of the natives - this was the approach used under Stalin. Putin is repeating these methods. The video shows Kremlin propagandist Anton Krasovsky promoting beach tourism in Russian-occupied Mariupol. As a reminder, by the end of December 2022, around 10,300 new graves were dug in the Mariupol area. This suggests that the number of civilians killed in the Russian invasion of Ukraine may exceed 20,000 people. Residents of occupied Mariupol now regularly complain that local "authorities" are seizing housing from its living owners. Residents also claimed that valuable land in the historic center was handed over to Russian developers for mortgage housing.

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