By Natali Moss
According to the collaborator, Russian servicemen need small vessels and boats. He also argues that the decision to seize vehicles for the needs of the army was made within the framework of Russia's legislation on martial law. "About 30 boats were seized in Genichesk in Genichesk," the balance wrote in his Telegram channel. The people in whom the military were taken away were advised to apply to the District Administration of Genichensk and confirm their property right.
According to him, everyone who does it will return their water transport or pay compensation "after a while". We will remind that on April 18, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the headquarters of the Dnipro troops in the Kherson direction. According to Russian journalists, he listened to the reports of the commanders and also greeted the invaders on Easter.
Earlier, on April 14, we reported that Ukraine intends to confiscate assets of Vladimir Saldo, who headed the occupation administration of Kherson region. The corresponding claim has already been filed with the Supreme Anti -Corruption Court of Ukraine. We also wrote that according to the National Resistance Center of April 7, Russian invaders continue to engage in looting in the Kherson region, in particular in the Skadovsky district.
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