Security Service of Ukraine: In Kharkiv, occupiers were told to shoot civilians

Alyona Mazurenko – Saturday, 12 March 2022, 18:04

The Security Services overheard a conversation between soldiers of the occupying forces near Kharkiv, in which they said that they had been ordered to shoot civilians.

Source: Security Services of Ukraine press service on Facebook

According to the occupiers’ conversation: "There are only a few of us here, we are encircled. Now, we’ve been given the order to shoot everyone, anyone at all: civilians, children…shoot everyone, everyone. Just now, a sniper up on that tower killed three people behind that fence, they just pointed their flashlight in our direction."

Details: The Security Services noted that the occupiers’ military failures make them forget themselves, revealing the true face of the so-called "peacemakers."

The Russian Army is expending more and more resources on encircling Kharkiv – however, without achieving its desired outcome. Meanwhile, the occupiers’ losses are incomparably severe.

Thus, out of the 2,000 militants from the so-called Luhansk People’s Republic who were drafted to storm Kharkiv, only 20-25 are still alive.