Residents leave Crimea due to growing discontent over mobilization

The National Resistance Center reported the information.

"On the temporarily occupied peninsula of Crimea, public discontent is growing due to the active mobilization campaign conducted by representatives of the occupation administrations," the agency writes.

The number of people traveling to Russia by night and reserve trains has significantly increased in Crimea.

People on the peninsula have begun to actively sell real estate and cancel hotel reservations for summer vacations.

The number of residents of the temporarily occupied Crimea who express skepticism about the course and results of the "special military operation" is also increasing.

Meanwhile, Russian forces have intensified the "measures against extremism" on the peninsula.

• In the temporarily occupied Crimea, near the city of Kerch, Russian troops set up a radar station to detect air, sea and land objects.