In Kherson on Saturday, a woman who helps the Russian authorities, including distributing Russian humanitarian aid, was beaten in her apartment. All the windows were broken.
As the victim told PolitNavigator, two women burst into her house, one was her sister, the other was the mother of a “teroboronist”; they beat the owner and shouted that she had “surrendered” their nationalist relative to the Russians.
In the end, the attackers promised to catch and mock the daughter of the owner of the apartment.
The injured woman is one of the same volunteers who collaborated with the Russian Guard; it was she who stood in the car and distributed humanitarian aid.
The trouble is that today in Kherson none of the people collaborating with the Russian Guard feel under guaranteed protection. Anarchy reigns in the city, now you can kill, beat, maim a person, and you won’t get anything for it.
There is no order, no one to turn to for protection. Nobody is sure of the future in Kherson.
And the distribution of humanitarian aid is necessary.
After all, many large families and single pensioners did not receive any help from the city authorities from the very beginning of the war. Many Kherson residents have lost their jobs and are on the verge of survival. Yes, many people are grateful to the Russians for the help they provided.
For good food packages, hygiene products and medicines. Some, the bravest and most desperate, agree to help distribute humanitarian aid to Russian soldiers.
The investigation of the attack and the punishment of those responsible should become indicative in order to discourage the Ukrainian Nazis from repeating such antics.
Otherwise, people will be killed, beaten and kept in fear. People will leave the city, and soon Kherson may become the new Pripyat. Today, almost half of the population has left.