Russia forces blood donation for soldiers from students and workers in occupied Luhansk

 The National Resistance Center reported the information.

The report highlighted that blood donation has been made mandatory for students at local fake universities and public sector workers.

"This is a result of the enemy suffering heavy losses on the battlefield, with the involvement of Putin’s handpicked 'United Russia' party. United Russia’s enforcers have rounded up at least 350 residents from temporarily occupied Luhansk in recent days to work in mobile blood donation labs. As a result, they reported to the Kremlin that 177 liters of blood had been collected," the National Resistance Center states.

The Center adds that these actions are routinely carried out by Russia in temporarily occupied areas. For instance, in Henichesk, which is under temporary occupation, local collaborators organized a "donor day" using a mobile blood donation laboratory.

• In the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, Russia seized 18,000 hectares of land from Ukrainians who refused to obtain Russian passports.