In the Kherson region, the Russian invaders introduce a system of passes for local residents to limit their outflow to the territories controlled by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This was announced by the first deputy chairman of the local regional council Yuri Sobolevsky.

According to him, the humanitarian catastrophe and the atmosphere of terror forced thousands of residents of the Kherson region to temporarily leave their homes, and to some extent this even benefited the Russians.. But since there are more and more people who want to leave the occupied territories, they are forced to come up with ways to keep part of the population in the region..

“This made life easier for the occupiers and collaborators, since many active, patriotic citizens left, protesting openly and supporting the mood of the rest. It also improves the efficiency of filtration measures.. At the same time, the number of “happy from the liberation” residents and the pace with which they are trying to break out into the free land break the whole ideology of the occupation and further plans to create a picture of the “fraternal Kherson region”, which asks to be in the bosom of Mother Russia. That is why collaborators are trying to disperse the topic of returning Kherson residents. And that is why the occupiers are “implementing” a system of passes for their fake administration,” Sobolevsky said..

The deputy head of the regional council notes that due to the passes of the invaders, residents of the occupied settlements of the Kherson region are unlikely to be able to leave for the free territories of Ukraine in the near future.

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