The Kremlin faced the rise of partisan activity in southern Ukraine.
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Three assassination attempts of pro-Russian officials during the last two weeks indicate the growth of the resistance movement against the Russian authorities, which occupied parts of southern Ukraine, CNN writes.
CIA Deputy Director Evril Gaines said during a conference in Washington on Wednesday that the Kremlin “faced an increase in guerrilla activity in southern Ukraine.”
A series of assassination attempts in the south
The first attack in Kherson took place on June 16, when the windows of a white Audi Q7 SUV were blown out by an explosion. The car was badly damaged, but the target survived. According to the Russian mass media, Yevhen Sobolev, the head of the penitentiary service in occupied Kherson appointed by the occupiers, was hospitalized after the attack.
Less than a week later, a second pro-Russian official in Kherson was targeted. This time the attack was successful. On June 24, Dmytro Savluchenko, a pro-Russian official of the Department of Youth and Sports of the Kherson Region, was killed. Serhii Khlan, adviser to the head of the Kherson Regional State Administration, called Savluchenko a “traitor” and said that he was blown up in a car. Khlan stated: “Our partisans have one more victory.”
Recall that earlier the military revealed details of the occupation in Kherson region with the kidnapping of people and the preparation of the “referendum”.
And the Center for National Resistance has recently developed a handbook on civil resistance in the occupied territories.
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