Thread by @NLwartracker

Had a conversation with a dutch guy @delangeleo who was stuck in #Kherson for 4 months during the 🇷🇺 occupation. He told me in the city there was/is constant partisan activity. During the first couple of weeks this mainly consisted of assisting 🇷🇺 deserters to cross the lines,

These numbered in the 100's during the first months. This changed later on when at first there started to appear spray painted 🇺🇦 flags & flyers everywhere which the occupiers tried to paint over & remove asap. Also there started to be daily attacks on 🇷🇺 vehicles & troops.

🇷🇺 Trucks are getting bombed on a daily basis and 🇷🇺 soldiers just dissapear and are found dead later on. Strangly the partisans are asking the people not to post these actions on social media.The only reason i can think of not to spread this is to protect the people themselves

Because if they are caught spreading such info they might be punished by the occupiers. Also there is an app people can use to sent coordinates of 🇷🇺 military positions and other usefull info to 🇺🇦 security services. This is used widely by the population to identify targets.

During the first week of the occupation an american citizen which lived in #Kherson was arrested later a video of him appeared on a pro 🇷🇺 telegram channel. He was never heard of again. Disappearences of 🇺🇦 people happen on a daily basis and rumours are there is widespread

Torture going on, one of the main locations for this seems to be the prison located outside of #HolaPrystan [46.48838 32.454521]. All shops were also closed to be nationalized & accept payment in rubles. All the collaboraters had at least 10 bodyguards with them all the time

But still they were assasinated.Eventualy he managed to get permission to leave to #Crimea and from there to he travelled to #Krasnodar to #Georgia. During this trip he was interrogated for hours at serveral border crossings

Follow @delangeleo for more info

#SlavaUkraïni 🇺🇦