Currently, the law enforcement officers do not know where these people are.

During the retreat from the right bank of the Kherson region, the Russian occupiers took with them the heads of communities who refused to cooperate with them.

During the occupation, the invaders hunted people who remained loyal to Ukraine, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine reports. These are activists, participants in the anti-terrorist operation, former military personnel and law enforcement officers.

“The whereabouts of some heads of territorial communities who did not surrender to the enemy are still unknown,” the message reads.

The occupiers established the location of such people, came to them with unauthorized searches and detained them. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the detainees were subjected to psychological and physical violence.

It is noted that some people were held captive for three months or more.

Liberation of Kherson

As reported, earlier the Russian invaders withdrew to the left bank of the region, and part of the troops began to be transferred to other directions.

Before retreating from the city, the occupiers blew up the TV center, boiler houses and the oblenergo facility. In addition, the Russian army mined all important objects of the Kherson region.

On November 11, the Ukrainian military entered Kherson. A few days later, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, arrived in the city.

According to the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, in the resort village of Strilkove on the Arabatskaya Strelka, the invaders have equipped a torture chamber where Ukrainians are kept.