In the Zaporizhzhia region, the occupiers are holding about 200 civilians captive

Russian invaders are increasingly filming videos about the alleged "deportation" of pro-Ukrainian residents of the Zaporizhzhia region, including energy donors. It is known that over the past few months, only a few of those people who were apparently "released" on camera into the territory controlled by Ukraine, actually reached the first Ukrainian checkpoint and found themselves safe. This was reported by the mayor of Energodar, Dmytro Orlov.

According to the latest information, as soon as the camera is turned off and the video is already taken, the invaders take the "deportees" to the pit, which is located between Vasylivka and Kamyansky. Currently, there are already about 200 civilian prisoners held there. Some of them are in captivity around the clock. Some people are forced to dig trenches and perform other work at the demands of the occupiers.

I want to appeal directly to the occupiers, because I know that they carefully monitor our channels. In the 21st century, crimes against humanity cannot remain secret. For all your torture chambers, keeping people in captivity and cruelty in the treatment of prisoners, you will inevitably have to bear responsibility. And does the so-called "military-civil administration of the Zaporozhye region" know what the Russian military is doing with the deported civilians? Are they ready to share responsibility for this? - writes Dmytro Orlov.

There was information that the invaders practice inhuman entertainment. From time to time they choose victims, seem to "release" people, and then organize a hunt for defenseless and unarmed prisoners.