Occupants in Crimea forced a girl to apologize for blue and yellow photos

Russians in the temporarily occupied Sevastopol in Crimea forced a local resident Kateryna Osypova to apologize. The girl was "guilty" of publishing photos with blue and yellow objects - cocktail straws and pillows .

The corresponding video was published in one of the Crimean Telegram channels. In the footage, the Crimean woman assured that she loves and respects Russia very much, and that she took the photos a long time ago and "on emotion."

It should be noted that Russians are actively persecuting pro-Ukrainian citizens in the temporarily occupied Crimea and on the territory of the Russian Federation. Complaints are filed against such people, after which they are detained by security forces and brought to administrative and criminal liability for "discrediting" the Russian army.

Earlier, the DIU reported that Russian mobilized soldiers in the temporarily occupied Crimea beat their commander, a colonel named Musurbekov. He died from his injuries in a Simferopol hospital.

After that, the suspected soldiers of the 20th Motorized Rifle Division, part of the 8th Army of the Southern Military District of the Russian Armed Forces, fled from the location of their unit in Crimea to the Krasnodar Territory of the Russian Federation.

As reported by OBOZ.UA:

- The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine reported that the Russians are transferring additional air defense and missile defense systems to the territory of the temporarily occupied Crimea. There are no safe places left for the Russian invaders on the peninsula, and Ukrainian intelligence is tracking the occupiers' movements.

- Russian occupiers, as well as men from Crimea mobilized into the ranks of the aggressor country's army, have been surrendering to Ukrainian captivity more and more often lately. And all because they are afraid of the prospect of becoming "cannon fodder", as happened to more than 309.5 thousand invaders.

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