The man was surprised that all the news about Russian looting was true.
Russians who escaped from Kherson Oblast settled in the village of Chornozemne near Melitopol in Zaporizhzhia. The invaders brought many looted things with them. Among the “trophies” are even shower cabins.
As “RIA-Melitopol” reports with reference to a local resident, there are a lot of occupiers in the village. At first they settled in the school, and then fled to private houses. The two-story cottages located in the village took on a Russian Slavic appearance – 10-12 occupants in each.
“They brought all the loot with them. I didn’t believe it before, I thought, well, they exaggerate when they talk about mass theft in the ranks of the Russian Army. But it turned out to be true. Russian soldiers brought with them refrigerators, washing machines, electric kettles, chests from stores and even shower cabins. They install all this in our houses. Apparently, they have gathered here to spend the winter,” said a local.
At the same time, Russians are afraid of locals and try not to communicate with anyone at all.
“We only see them when they go to school in the morning and the shots and explosions start. Even everyone is used to them. They still go to the store to get groceries and immediately run home and sit there. We understand that, they themselves are afraid,” he said. . man.
Looting by the occupiers
The Russian occupiers became famous for thefts in the temporarily occupied settlements of Ukraine. They appropriated everything from underwear to technology. Photos of Russians leaving the Kyiv region with washing machines, carpets, and other things circulated all over the mass media.
In addition, during the escape from the raisins, the occupiers stole bicycles, because they did not have fuel for the equipment. On November 20, it became known that a similar story was repeated in the Kakhov district of the Kherson region.
The invaders did not hesitate to steal even animals. So, in November, during the escape from Kherson, the Russians stole a raccoon from the local zoo, and the other animals were simply taken to the temporarily occupied Crimea.
