This is reported by the National Resistance Center.
"Targeted attacks on the bases of enemy soldiers and their commanders make the occupiers go crazy with paranoia. The enemy is strengthening the repressive machine, hoping that if it deports or detains as many local people as possible, the attacks will stop," the material says.
In the Kakhovka district, Kherson region, the occupiers raided the houses of Ukrainians. Terrorists checked equipment and re-read private correspondence with relatives in Ukraine, trying to find facts of information transfer.
In the Luhansk region, Russians blocked the village of Tytarivka. The exit and entry to the settlement are restricted. Russian occupiers also detained dozens of locals on suspicion of working for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
"The Russian invaders do not understand that almost every local resident regards them as an enemy, which, together with the intelligence acquired by other means and modern weapons, makes the occupiers doomed to death," the NRC writes.