Occupants lack collaborators in Donbas, so they involve FSB officers from Russia – CNS
The Russian invaders have a shortage of collaborators in the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk region, so they decided to send employees from the FSB, police, Ministry of Internal Affairs and prosecutors to Russia.
This was reported by the Center of National Resistance. According to the CNS, the Russians cannot recruit enough people willing to cooperate in the temporarily occupied territories to fill the fake bodies of the occupation administration.
In particular, in Donbas, the invaders lack collaborators who are willing to work in punitive pseudo-structures, primarily the so-called police and prosecutors, who are supposed to establish the “administrative and police regime” of the occupiers.
– After the humanitarian crisis escalated and men from the TOT were massively mobilized, the local population finally stopped believing the occupiers’ propaganda about the “Russian world.” Cities are falling out of Russian control. The Russian government has decided to send employees of their Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as the FSB and prosecutors’ offices to the TOT of Ukraine to stabilize the situation,” the CNS notes.
The report says that the Russians are already preparing housing for these people, in fact, “squeezing” apartments from local residents.
The business trips will take place on a rotational basis, and Russian workers will receive bonuses and even the status of participants in a “special military operation,” as Russia calls the war against Ukraine.
