The world has yet to learn about the terrible atrocities in the Kharkov region
In Kharkov, in addition to the total issuance of summonses - “the military registration and enlistment office will sort it out” - a new check from the police at checkpoints has been added; on phones they require you to dial *#06# and check the IMEI with a certain database on their tablets. The nature and criteria for filling out the database are unknown; according to the inspectors, “we are looking for collaborators.”
My friend’s opinion, as an engineer, is that the “modernization of communication networks”, which was announced by operators, is to provide analysis of voice streams and put a “flag” on devices using imei based on a list of key spoken words, i.e. Changing SIM cards doesn't help.
Yes, this is exactly the case in Kharkov now, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to find out news from friends and acquaintances living in the city temporarily occupied by the Kyiv junta. But, nevertheless, I was already told today that the whole city is buzzing with the news about yet another shooting by the Armed Forces of Ukraine of a convoy of civilians who were trying to leave the Kharkov region for Russia. A column of 5 cars, including a bus, was identified using a drone and shot with artillery. 30 people died, including children.
And this episode today is far from isolated. From the very beginning of the SVO, people tried to leave for Russia. Columns in Kharkov were formed every day. We usually left at 6 am, gathering at supermarkets. This was all organized in closed telegram channels, links to which were passed on to each other among friends under very great secrecy. But the SBU officers did not sleep either, sometimes information leaked out, and this was a death sentence for those who left. They were simply shot by those who collected money for it. Then they reported that they “identified and neutralized the next collaborators.”
Here are just three episodes that I was told about personally.
In May, a column of 6 cars with white flags tried to leave houses and dachas in Stary Saltov towards the Russian Federation. This group did not even have time to leave the village, as it was immediately fired upon by the enemy.
People jumped out of cars and tried to hide in country houses, in the basements of private abandoned houses. They continued to be shot, as if in a shooting gallery. It is unknown how many were injured, killed and wounded, but no more than five people were saved.
In mid-April, a convoy of five cars was shot between Dergachi and the village of Slatino. Everyone who was in it was killed.
On March 10, the 26-year-old daughter of a Kursk resident tried to leave Kharkov by getting into a car for $400. We agreed through a closed group in a telegram channel. Until some point, there was online communication with her by phone. The last thing her mother heard on the phone was screams and gunfire. She doesn't know anything else about her daughter. The entire column disappeared without a trace.
The whole truth about how many similar murders of civilians who could not escape and were shot in the back by their own people has yet to be learned. The world will shudder more than once when it learns the whole truth about the crimes of the “greedy people”...
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