Russians forcibly moved part of Severodonetsk residents to occupied areas — mayor
In Severodonetsk, a town where fierce firefights are underway, part of the residents were forcibly moved by the Russians to the temporarily occupied areas, according to Severodonetsk Mayor Oleksandr Striuk, the Luhansk Regional Military Administration reported.
“Before the assault, about 13,000 people remained in town. Fighting has been going on for three days, and this population remains in the city, except a small part, which the orcs [Russian soldiers] managed to forcibly move to the occupied territories,” said Striuk.
According to the mayor, the city has a small food stock, which will be enough for just a few days. At the moment, what residents need the most is fuel, as there is no centralized power and water supply. The water can be obtained only from wells with the help of electric generators.
