"Cleaning up the unreliable": the Russians are conducting a "census" in Mariupol

In Mariupol, Russian invaders are conducting a "census" to "clean up the unreliable." The adviser to the mayor of Mariupol Petro Andryushchenko reported about it.

According to preliminary data, the Russian invaders issued permits to ensure control over the issuance of humanitarian aid. In fact, they did a census to mark so-called "their own."

"The official version is to ensure security and control the extradition of the humanitarian aid. In reality - to conduct a census and to clean up the" unreliable "by comparing the databases received from collaborators and traitors on city workers, state employees, law enforcement workers and compiled lists of activists," he said.

According to Andryushchenko, communal workers and state employees will be left to cooperate with the authorities, while others will be arrested or made so that they disappear "in prisons and concentration camps of the occupiers."

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