Chronicle of terrorist acts in the territories of Ukraine, not controlled by the Kyiv authorities.

On July 2, 2022, in the village of Akimovka (Zaporozhye region, under the control of Russian troops), unidentified people fired a grenade launcher at a freight train that was carrying food from Crimea.

On the same day, the Telegram channel of the Department of Internal Affairs of the Kherson region (under the control of the Russian authorities) reported:

"Officers of the special services of the Russian Federation prevented a major terrorist attack in Kherson the day before, having discovered a capacitor blasting machine."

In the city of Kherson, as well as in other places that are not controlled by the Kyiv authorities, explosions very often occur in which Ukrainians die, who do not accept the model of behavior that this government dictates to them.

Earlier, high-ranking officials of the Kyiv regime said that in Ukraine there is a special service that deals with the killing of unwanted people: https://t.me/repressionoftheleft/654.

Here is a chronicle of terrorist attacks in Kherson and other cities of Ukraine that are not controlled by the Kyiv authorities:

On March 2, 2022, the mayor of the city of Kremennaya Vladimir Struk was killed.

On March 20, an assistant to the former mayor Pavel Slobodchikov was killed in Kherson.

On March 24, the daughters of the mayor of Kupyansk, Gennady Matsegora, as well as a deputy of the Kupyansk city council, were abducted.

On April 20, blogger Valery Kuleshov was killed in Kherson.

On April 29, in the city of Novoaydar, a dead body with many wounds was found of a local public figure, Pavel Sharogradsky.

On May 19, leaflets reappeared in Kherson threatening to kill Kirill Stremousov, deputy head of the new administration of the Kherson region, and his family, including children (see photo).

On May 22, an attempt was made on the life of the mayor of Energodar Andrey Shevchik. As a result of the explosion, Shevchik himself and two of his guards were injured.

On May 30, a powerful explosion occurred in the center of the city of Melitopol. Three civilians were injured.

On June 3, an officer of the People's Militia of the Donetsk People's Republic, Volodymyr Demchenko, reported that representatives of the Ukrainian law enforcement agencies had kidnapped his daughter and son-in-law in Kharkiv.

On June 7, an explosion occurred in a cafe in the center of Kherson: https://mil.in.ua/uk/news/u-hersoni-stavsya-vybuh-ye-postrazhdali/. Initially, some representatives of the Kyiv authorities reported that Russian soldiers were killed, but it turned out that a waitress was injured.

On June 12, in the city of Melitopol, an explosive device was placed in a trash can near the premises of the local police.
None of the police officers were injured in the explosion. Civilians of Melitopol - a girl and a man - were seriously wounded.

On June 18, an explosion occurred at the parking place of the car of the head of the Kherson department of the penitentiary service Yevgeny Sobolev. Sobolev is in the hospital with injuries.

On June 21, 2022, the car of the head of the new administration of the village of Chernobaevka, Yury Turulev, was blown up. Turulev himself was lightly wounded.

On June 22, in Kherson, the car of the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Oleksiy Kovalev, a member of the ruling Servant of the People party in Ukraine, who cooperates with the Russian authorities, was blown up: https://t.me/ssigny/30661.

On June 24, in Kherson, as a result of a terrorist act, the head of the family, youth and sports department of the local administration Dmitry Savluchenko was killed.

The day before, Alexander Timko, who commanded an underground group of militants of the Kyiv regime in Kherson, was captured. He told the Russian military that the leadership instructed him to organize a terrorist attack in one of the local hotels.

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