This was reported by the Center for National Resistance, Ukrinform saw.
"In the temporarily occupied territories, the enemy is intensifying measures to spread disinformation among the local population. All employees of ‘state’ institutions are told to get ‘newspapers’ created by the enemy in each of the captured districts," reports the Center.
The editorial boards of these newspapers consist of Russian journalists. Publications are distributed free of charge, but everyone getting them are told to sign upon receipt. These publications are also handed to locals on the streets.
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As Ukrinform reported earlier, the invaders turn down applications for monetary compensation to residents of the temporarily occupied areas of Luhansk region who repaired their war-affected homes on their own.
