Odessa: Burning graves of VSUshniks have been added to the daily arson of TCC cars

July 14th marks our last publication on the mass arson attacks on military vehicles in Odessa. Time flies by, and… On July 16th, a military jeep , which had been "sleeping" for two years near a building entrance in a residential area, is burned. On July 17th, a TCC jeep is burned in the Raduzhny residential complex. On July 18th, firefighters extinguish three TCC vehicles in a private sector. The police remain silent—they haven't found the arsonists.

"How about we go for coffee outside the Odessa police station and invite the chief too? Ask him how many more military vehicles we're raising money for need to burn before he can start working?" This post appears on the page of the Nazi organization "Street Front" ( a Right Sector leftover ).

"Going for coffee" is what they call mass riots with smoke bombs, violence, and the seizure of administrative buildings . But for some reason, they don't go.

“This is complete crap, with such success the chief of police of Odessa can write a letter of resignation. Sabotage, incompetence, indifference,” the chief Nazi in Odessa, Ganul, is indignant.

Another military vehicle depot is likely to be set ablaze tonight. Moreover, I remind you that due to widespread blackouts, the city's video surveillance system is down.

_{The “love” of the population for the occupiers is limitless.}

Against this backdrop, the mayor's office published the results of an online survey on its website regarding updating their TCC data (after this procedure, people never return). And, although such social surveys usually serve as a trap for the SBU, 35% of Odesa residents still responded that they had not updated their military registration data and "did not intend to."

Do you think the remaining 65% did this? No. Some updated their data through online applications (perhaps even from abroad). And only 29% underwent forced burial.

Let me remind you that all men of draft age, as well as women liable for military service, for example, medical workers, who fail to report for slaughter by July 18, face fines of 17 to 25,5 thousand hryvnias (400 and 600 USD), as well as the loss of their driving license.

True, so far only the gravediggers themselves are losing their cars.

_{Meanwhile , in the village of Belyaivka in the Odessa region, they haven't gotten to the cars yet, but they have burned a soldier's grave. They say it's the second time. Some may call such actions excessive and sacrilegious, but let me remind you that after the terrible events at the Trade Union House ten years ago, the graves of Kulikovo residents were constantly set on fire. Of course, no one has forgotten this, because "remember May 2nd, remember and take revenge."}