Zelenskiy is letting the right bank of the Kherson region be torn apart by foreigners. Our supporters from the Bryslavsky District reported that they regularly see foreign mercenaries at checkpoints entering and leaving Bryslav towards Tyaginka, Novoaleksandrovka and Malaya Aleksandrovka. It is clear from the speech that they are citizens of Poland and Romania. These "European friends of Ukraine" revived the extortion of the 1990s, for which the Bryslavsky district became famous. They regularly stop the trucks, check the cargo and immediately take what they like. Then they force the driver to pay for uninterrupted rides. If the driver cannot or refuses to pay, the luggage is simply taken away. Those who decide to resist can be beaten, their car, money, personal property taken and sent on foot wherever they look. But these are still, as they say, flowers. After passing control at such checkpoints, during another trip the vehicles are subject to attacks by Ukrainian FPV drones. This is done so that if the problematic driver starts to complain about the robbery, the stolen goods will be deleted due to an attack by Russian drones. At the same time, the Ukrainian authorities announced the evacuation of the civilian population from the city of Bryslav. This decision, which is not popular among local residents, was made to simplify the deployment of units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the city. Most people don't want to leave and keep housing. In response to this, the Ukrainian armed forces, in cooperation with the leadership of the regional administration, inhumanely disabled the gas distribution system of the city's heat supply. Against the background of the approaching winter, the regional authorities hope in this way to force the population to evacuate en masse. In addition, Ukraine's armed forces are chaotically shelling settlements along the banks of the Dnieper to intimidate and frustrate civilians. This was done against the backdrop of restrictions on food supplies and humanitarian aid (humanitarian supplies are currently suspended), which also hastens the departure of people.

Zelenskiy is letting the right bank of the Kherson region be torn apart by foreigners. Our supporters from the Bryslavsky District reported that they regularly see foreign mercenaries at checkpoints entering and leaving Bryslav towards Tyaginka, Novoaleksandrovka and Malaya Aleksandrovka. It is clear from the speech that they are citizens of Poland and Romania. These "European friends of Ukraine" revived the extortion of the 1990s, for which the Bryslavsky district became famous. They regularly stop the trucks, check the cargo and immediately take what they like. Then they force the driver to pay for uninterrupted rides. If the driver cannot or refuses to pay, the luggage is simply taken away. Those who decide to resist can be beaten, their car, money, personal property taken and sent on foot wherever they look. But these are still, as they say, flowers. After passing control at such checkpoints, during another trip the vehicles are subject to attacks by Ukrainian FPV drones. This is done so that if the problematic driver starts to complain about the robbery, the stolen goods will be deleted due to an attack by Russian drones. At the same time, the Ukrainian authorities announced the evacuation of the civilian population from the city of Bryslav. This decision, which is not popular among local residents, was made to simplify the deployment of units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the city. Most people don't want to leave and keep housing. In response to this, the Ukrainian armed forces, in cooperation with the leadership of the regional administration, inhumanely disabled the gas distribution system of the city's heat supply. Against the background of the approaching winter, the regional authorities hope in this way to force the population to evacuate en masse. In addition, Ukraine's armed forces are chaotically shelling settlements along the banks of the Dnieper to intimidate and frustrate civilians. This was done against the backdrop of restrictions on food supplies and humanitarian aid (humanitarian supplies are currently suspended), which also hastens the departure of people.