"Blocking the truth to feed propaganda": the occupiers started stealing satellite TV sets from Ukrainians
Occupants confiscate satellite TV sets from TOT residents
Russian troops in the temporarily occupied cities of Ukraine are stealing satellite TV sets from the local population. For this purpose, they have even created "commissions" and sent "police officers" on raids.
This was reported by the Center for National Resistance on Wednesday, October 18. They emphasized that in this way the enemy is making another attempt to block the access of the Ukrainian people to the truth.
The occupiers want to further block the occupied territories with information and plunge the locals into the swamp of Russian propaganda.
"In the temporarily occupied territories, the enemy is stealing satellite TV sets from the local population. The occupation administrations have created "commissions" that, accompanied by Russian police officers, conduct raids on the TOT (temporarily occupied territories)," the statement said.
At the same time, the Russians provide Ukrainians with equipment for broadcasting the "Russian World" package (receiver, satellite dish and converter), which includes propaganda channels. There is no fee for consuming Russian lies.
As OBOZ.UA reported earlier, the Center for National Resistance said that the occupiers, who temporarily control part of Zaporizhzhia region, are ready to hire even school teachers to help them. In some cases, they distribute summonses to military commissariats through the so-called directors of educational institutions, whom they themselves appointed to this "position".
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