"Feeling something bad": Russian commanders export their families from the Crimea - Marchenko

According to the head of the Odessa Ova, this escape indicates that the occupiers cease to feel safe while in the Crimea. The commanders of the occupying troops evacuated their families to Russia from the Crimea, said Maxim Marchenko, the head of the Odessa Regional Military Administration. He noted that the occupiers "seem to have felt something very bad.

" "I will not be surprised if they also explain their decision by the fact that they were hypnotized by the Security Service of Ukraine together with a grandmother in Moscow, who burned the car of the deputy chief of the General Staff And they will finally start killing themselves on an industrial scale. " The head of the Ova implies the incident that happened on August 27. At that time, the deputy chief of the General Staff Yevgen Secretaryov was set on fire in Moscow.

Soon it became known about the suspicion of arson 65-year-old Elena Belov. Roszmi talked with the son -in -law of the detainee, who claims that the woman was allegedly abducted a few days ago and hypnotized the SBU staff. Also, Ukrainians allegedly demanded a ransom of 500 thousand rubles and threatened to kill the Muscovite, which was registered in the psychic. On August 24, the NGO "Crimean Tatar Resource Center" published a map of explosions in Crimea, which occurred in two weeks.