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In the temporarily occupied territories,  the Russians are going to legalize the ban on Ukrainian literature.

According to the Centre of National Resistance, the Kremlin’s policy is aimed at enslaving the conquered nations and destroying their self-identity. In this regard, from the very beginning of the occupation, the enemy seized libraries in order to take away and burn Ukrainian books.

“Now the occupiers finally want to create a legal basis for their Nazi actions. “Moscow has developed a bill that regulates the access to library funds of “books of information agents”, i.e. any books that encourage thinking,” the Central Committee explains.

The Centre of National Resistance urged our citizens in the occupied territories to preserve Ukrainian literature, exchange it and spread it among their acquaintances.

Repression in the occupied territory

Deputy of the Mariupol City Council, Dmytro Zabavin, said that from 1 July 2024, the Russian invaders plan to evict residents of occupied Mariupol from their apartments and houses, if they do not receive a Russian passport.

In addition, this year the occupiers plan to treat Ukrainians in temporarily occupied territories who do not have health insurance as “foreigners” in hospitals if they do not have a passport of the Russian Federation. They also threaten mass layoffs.

Recently it became known that the occupiers plan to build a network of centres for military and patriotic education of youth in the captured part of the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions. The invaders are trying to change the self-identification of young people, make them more sympathetic to the Russian Federation, and then attract them to the ranks of their power structures.

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