Russian occupiers intensify checks of Ukrainians in temporarily occupied Enerhodar

The National Resistance Center reported the information.

Russian troops check at the checkpoints mobile phones for the presence of Ukrainian apps, in particular. They also check the photo gallery and the presence of a Russian passport.

In addition, they selectively search the apartments of Enerhodar residents in search of "saboteurs.” They check gadgets and look for "extremist literature" in homes. 

The intensification of these measures is part of the "preparation for a counteroffensive" that Russians forces expect in this area of the front line.

• On April 16, in the temporarily occupied Enerhodar, Zaporizhzhia, Russian forces were preparing a forced evacuation of children, planned to last until April 20.