Emptying houses and temples: occupying Russian forces compete in looting in Energodar

This was reported by the mayor of Enerhodar, Dmytro Orlov.

“The other day, the occupiers broke into garages in garage cooperatives one by one. They also entered the territory of the Orthodox church in Enerhodar. They are looting private and communal enterprises,” he wrote. 

Russian troops steal cars, motorcycles, scooters, household appliances, dishes, furniture, sanitary ware, car parts and even used clothes.

“It's not that we are very surprised by the Russians' "successes". But, if we try to apply their same logic for even a moment, they are now marauding in the declared "Russian" territories, robbing the very people they supposedly came to "liberate". That is, it is obvious to everyone that this is not an army, but a gang, whose main goal is to steal as much as possible and escape,” he added. 

• On October 30, in occupied Enerhodar, Zaporizhzhia region, the Russians hit an electrical substation in an industrial zone and left part of the city without electricity.