Russians have created a pseudo-law enforcement organization in the temporarily occupied territories — the "anti-terrorist commission" and are looking for those who disagree with the occupation on social media

This was reported by Espresso.

This was reported by the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration Ivan Fedorov.

"They want to keep TOT residents in fear and stamp criminal cases for "terrorism" and "extremism", that is, for love of their homeland", he wrote.

Russians are looking for people on social networks who disagree with the occupation regime and threaten them with criminal liability.

"For likes, reposts and donations to "extremist organizations". Any organization that does not share the aggressive policy can be recognized as such in Russia and in the TOT", added the head of Zaporizhzhia region. 

• On May 16, it was reported that in the temporarily occupied settlements of Luhansk region, which were captured by Russians in 2022 and are located near the front line, there has been no mobile communication for a long time, so Russians are installing payphones there.