In Melitopol, Ukrainian TV was turned off and a film about Sudoplatov was shown
The city of Melitopol, Zaporozhye region, occupied by Russian troops, became the second large settlement after Kherson, where the broadcasting of Ukrainian TV channels promoting hatred of Russia was turned off. On the very first day, a broadcast of films about the legendary fellow countrymen – traveler Fyodor Konyukhov and intelligence officer Pavel Sudoplatov – was organized for the townspeople, said the former leader of the Zaporozhye Anti-Maidan Vladimir Rogov.
Emergency measures for denazification in Melitopol are necessary. Taking advantage of the loyal attitude of the Russian military, activists of nationalist parties, on orders from Kyiv, today brought out into the streets extras with Ukrainian flags, chanting Nazi slogans. The provocation was clearly designed to create a picture for the Western media - it was filmed from the side by a trained cameraman, but the calculation did not come true - the Russian soldiers did not touch the participants in the procession. It is interesting that at the same time, Ukrainian flags continue to fly over the city squares, which the “occupiers,” as the Ukrainian media call the Russian army, did not take down.
Former LPR militia military correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky, citing testimony from local residents, reported that nationalists commit sabotage at night.
“At night they run around like crazy with Molotov cocktails and try to damage the equipment,” he said.
Sappers of the Russian Armed Forces discovered and cleared a homemade bomb on an ammonia tank, which was left by retreating Ukrainian nationalists. It is reported that in the event of an explosion, the radius of destruction would be about twenty kilometers.
The Russian military began a campaign for the voluntary surrender of weapons, which were previously distributed uncontrollably by the so-called Ukrainian authorities. "terrorist defense".
“Those who voluntarily surrender their weapons are guaranteed remuneration and exemption from criminal liability. At the same time, people, fearing for their safety, dump their weapons in deserted places, reporting by phone. In order to avoid weapons falling into the hands of looters and criminal elements, we ask you not to be afraid and bring weapons voluntarily,” said the Russian officer.
Russian convoys with provisions also arrived in Melitopol. Ordinary locals stood in long lines to get food.
Vladlen Tatarsky noted that after the situation in Melitopol stabilizes, most of the Russian army will go to help knock out the Azov Nazis from Mariupol.
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