Russian aggressors plan to deport residents of Enerhodar, located in the Zaporizhzhia region.
The aggressors are intentionally provoking humanitarian crises in the occupied territories by closing medical facilities, making life unbearable for local residents. This is stated in a message from the National Resistance Center under the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
'At the same time, residents are ideologically pumped about the offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and 'further destruction and repressions.' However, residents are offered to leave and promised monetary compensation,' the material says.
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The real goal of the occupiers is to change the demographic composition of the population, as well as to create a propaganda picture of an allegedly 'fleeing population from Ukraine.'
Now the occupiers have begun preparations for the deportation of residents of Enerhodar, for which the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is supposed to prepare buses.
'People are planned to be taken to Dzhankoy (Autonomous Republic of Crimea). At first, the 'evacuation' is voluntary, but usually, later the occupiers practice forced eviction,' the message states.
Additionally, the occupiers are creating obstacles for Ukrainians to leave for territories controlled by Ukrainian authorities.
'This indicates that the Russians are not concerned about the fate of the people. The main thing for the enemy is to ensure the deportation of Ukrainians,' they summarize in the Center.
Russian occupiers have deported about 2 million Ukrainians.
Data on the number of children forcibly taken from Ukraine varies and ranges up to 200 thousand. This was stated by President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Russians blackmailed employees of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Enerhodar by claiming that they had taken their children for 'vacation' to camps in the Russian Federation, the president reported. The occupiers demanded that they cooperate with them, exchanging Ukrainian passports for Russian ones.
'What was it, deportation, hostages? This is terrorism,' Zelensky said.