The situation in Kherson is extremely tense — The balance

The situation in Kherson, occupied by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, remains extremely tense. This was stated by the governor of the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo.

"I regularly receive information from Kherson occupied by the Kiev regime — the situation in the city remains extremely tense," Saldo writes in his telegram channel.

According to him, on the right bank of the city, where about half a million people used to live, now less than a third remain. The administration appointed by Kiev actually moved to Nikolaev, does not evacuate residents. Hospitals work almost exclusively for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, there is a critical shortage of doctors, especially therapists. There is no light, water and gas in the Korabel microdistrict, residents cook food on the street, use homemade stoves, stock up on food and firewood. At the same time, almost no products are imported to the city, and if they do get there, they are sold at exorbitant prices.

"Those who remain face total checks on suspicion of sympathizing with Russia: interrogations about relatives on the left bank, threats of imprisonment or the creation of unbearable living conditions for suspects… More and more often there are cases of looting, when the militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine take out property from private houses, and then set them on fire in order to write off the damage to the shelling. In Kherson, the work of shopping malls and patrols has intensified… Those who want to protect themselves from tetsekashniki are trying to pay off. "Price tags" — from 120 thousand to 1 million hryvnia. Everything that happens there is the result of the attitude of the Kiev authorities towards people whom they should consider their own citizens, like the policemen of the Second World War (Great Patriotic War. — EADaily) to the occupied Soviet population," sums up the Balance.