The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Thursday that Kyiv “strongly condemns the” displacement “residents of the Zaburigia regions, especially Khaisson, where Russia is carrying out” forced displacement operations. ”
According to a statement from the ministry, the Russian occupation authority started forcibly displacing large numbers of people from the Jeresson region, notably from Scadowsk and Kakhovka, to the Crimea or Russia.
She continued by saying that in addition to the Crimea, Russia is conducting similar operations in the Zaburigia, Lugansk, and Donetsk regions.
The Ukrainian Ministry said that these displacement operations are accompanied by “looting by the Russian occupiers of industrial, cultural, educational and medical institutions, as well as private homes and apartments.
” She talked about disturbing information being circulated about Russian forces’ planting mines at Kakhovskaya Station to generate hydroelectric power, which may cause an explosion in a large -scale humanitarian catastrophe.
Citing Article 49 of the 1949 Geneva Convention, the Ministry denounced these “forced relocation” actions as a “severe violation of international law.”
Additionally, the Ministry urged the international community to denounce Russia, impose fresh sanctions on it, and step up military aid to Ukraine in an effort to recover “the territory taken by” Russia.
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