Russian occupiers are installing "Russian world" kits in Luhansk region, registering addresses, phone numbers, and passport data of owners. Installers are forced to work under pressure, and people are forced to accept "gifts" that disable Ukrainian channels and record viewers in the occupiers' database.
Under the guise of "free" antennas, Russian occupiers are collecting information about residents of temporarily occupied Luhansk region. Installers are forced to work under pressure, and people are forced to accept "gifts." This is reported by UNN with reference to the Center for National Resistance (CNR).
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It is noted that the Russians are actively installing "Russian world" kits, replacing Ukrainian equipment with them.
In reality, this is not just propaganda – each antenna is registered, collecting addresses, phone numbers, and passport data of the owners.
– the message says.
According to the CNR, installers are forced to work under pressure, and people are forced to accept "gifts" that disable Ukrainian channels and register viewers in the occupiers' database.
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