‘We are not co-operating’: Life in occupied Ukraine
Ukrainian cities are now occupied by Russian troops, and residents are not making them feel welcome. …
About 5,000 people gathered in Melitopol’s central square on Tuesday, Federov reckoned, despite the shooting last week, which wounded a man in the leg. Videos have surfaced showing protests in occupied and part-occupied cities and towns across the region – Kherson, Berdyansk, Starobilsk, Novopskov. The BBC reached residents and local mayors to try to understand the situation inside.
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