Russians check teenagers in Mariupol for "loyalty to Ukraine"
Russian occupiers have begun to check Ukrainian children in the temporarily occupied Mariupol for "loyalty to Ukraine".
Source: National Resistance Center
Details: Russian forces stop local teenagers at checkpoints, after that they check their phones and the presence of a Russian passport, which, according to Russian law, should be obtained from the age of 14.
Quote: After checking for involvement in the partisan movement, Russians hold "preventive talks" with children, where they demand they report "unreliable companions".
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"We see the intensification of filtering measures in the city, and practice of abducting residents continues," National Resistance Center noted.
Background: Russian soldiers killed two minor Ukrainian partisans in Berdiansk.
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