Extended curfew in Mykolaiv: Civilian casualties avoided, 5 people detained
VALENTYNA ROMANENKO – MONDAY, 8 AUGUST 2022, 13:44
During the extended curfew in Mykolaiv [which lasted from Friday 5 August through the morning of Monday 8 August - ed.], five wanted persons were detained and law enforcement officers opened around 20 criminal proceedings.
Source: Vitalii Kim, Head of the Mykolaiv Oblast Military Administration, on Telegram
Quote: "I apologise for the inconvenience over the weekend, but it was worth it. Around 20 criminal proceedings were opened. Five wanted persons were detained.
We found equipment which was being used to create fake [social media] accounts and the like. We have dealt with one criminal group, which will no longer interfere with our work.
As you can see, no one has been shot. No one has attacked Bashtanka or Mykolaiv."
Earlier: A long curfew has been introduced in Mykolaiv – from 23:00 on Friday, 5 Aug until 05:00 on Monday, 8 August.
Background:
- On 20 July, Vitalii Kim, Head of the Mykolaiv Oblast Military Administration, announced that the city of Mykolaiv would be closed for some time to neutralise collaborators and traitors.
- Kim has shared step-by-step guidance for those who might have information about artillery spotters.
- Kim said that residents of Mykolaiv Oblast who supply accurate information that can help protect the oblast from Russian attacks will receive a reward of $100 (following the verification of the supplied information).
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