Ukrainian War: ‘Russians even try to ban our strikes’

“The Russians are trying to ban everything in Ukraine here: language, as well as traditions. Even Ukrainian holidays are prohibited.”

This is the grief and fear of the voice heard from the inside of Ukraine – someone living in one of the country’s Russian-occupied territories. We call Maria.

As the United States led the efforts to discuss peace in Ukraine, those who live under the Russian occupation are cruel and repressive future.

The Kremlin has already laid heavy restrictions, including hard penalties, including hard penalties for anyone who dares agree to Ukraine, Ukraine.

Now there are fears that Kiev will be forced to refuse at least some of Russia’s territory within the potential ceasefire or peace deal.

Ukrainian officials reject it, but Moscow says that at least four Ukraine wants to completely manage.

According to the Russian authorities, the media and even in the occupied territories may even threaten your relatives in their relatives.

The Kremlin also launched a large campaign to expand the Ukrainian-occupied territories to accept Russian passports. The evidence offers If Ukrainians do not receive Russian citizenship, they refuse health and free movement.

Maria (not a real name), he said that the peace resistance campaign in those areas, mainly leaflets and bulletins, the whole woman was a member of the underground resistance group.

In an interview with the BBC’s program today, Ukraine used the fathers’ words to describe the threat away: “If you are afraid of your eyes, but your hands are still terrible.”

The BBC may not reveal his true name or location to avoid putting it in danger.

The atmosphere of fear and doubt is that I am accused of being a Russian journalist when trying to contact the residents of the occupied Mariupol.

“You will not like the truth. If you tell them the truth, one person sent me a message on social media. In May 2022, he claimed that he was caught by the Russians for a bloody siege that destroyed by the Russians.

Then, I asked several Ukrainian friends that I would like to tell their relatives living in the occupied territories. It’s not all – it would be very dangerous.

Sofia is from a village in Zaporizhzhia in southern Ukraine. In 2022, he was occupied in five of the full-scale occupation, which is still an hour of regional center of Ukraine.

Sophia is now in the UK, but his parents are still in his village, and he told me about his care to take on talking to them.

“About a year ago, my parents (Russian security service) were searched by the FSB.

“I should read between the lines when I tell me what happened.”

And it is more difficult to talk to them. Sofia said that their parents insurt their cars because they refused to take their mobile phone or insure their cars, and insure their cars because they refused to take Russian passports.

“It says really awkward without Russian ids”.

Yeva, a sister, which is also changed, has a sister working in a Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

“When we move to our subjects from our children or children, it changes his tone when we move” Yeva. “She tells me: ‘You don’t understand!'”

“What they understand, which is a nuclear power plant, the phone is likely to be bugged,” Yeva tells me. He also says his sister often repeated Russian narratives while talking to him.

Another friend, Kateryna says that one of the occupied part of the Kherson region is to talk to the basement to talk to the Ukrainian army. “I can’t risk them,” Kateryna said I asked to contact his friend.

According to Maria, Russian departments install control systems to monitor any manifestations of the opposition. “They put many CCTV cameras to manage, say to find all the activists,” he says.

Ukrainian activists died and disappeared under Russian occupation. Zmina for the Ukrainian Rights GroupAt least 121 activists, volunteers and journalists were killed during the full-scale occupation of the majority during the first year.

The group says that Russia has prepared the lists of activists to be arrested or killed.

Recently, Russia is applied Repressive laws are a host against the opposition. It can be punished for the Russian army or “false information”, “false information”, “false information”, “false information”, for example.

Only 279 work began on the charges of the Russian Armed Forces “Spotting” so far in Crimea, Office of the Ukrainian government for Crimea. Therefore, 224 people in the occupied Ukrainian region were arrested for expressing the majority of members of the local Crimean Tatar community.

Despite the dangers, a number of underground resistance groups are active in the occupied parts of Ukraine.

Zla Mavka, who received the name of a mythical creature in Ukraine, is often a non-violent female movement that is aimed at distributing placards and leaflets in the occupied areas.

In Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region, guerrillas, because the Crimean Tatar group ATESH targeted the occupying troops and transport involved in intelligence and provocation.

Meanwhile, the yellow ribbon movement distributes Ukrainian characters in the occupied territories.

It is difficult to inspect the impact of such activities due to the lack of independent media in the occupied parts of Ukraine. However, there is no evidence to suggest that they have created an important violation for the occupation forces.

Maria says all the streets are lined up in Russian propaganda.

“In the city centers, everything is covered with Russian propaganda: Putin’s face, Putin’s quotes, special military operation heroes. There are flags everywhere,” he said.

The Kremlin banned Ukraine and independent media, including the BBC, and propagandists were sent from Russia to build friendly media in the occupied territories. After the flights of many professional journalists, they were forced to hire local teenagers to spread Moscow’s narratives.

Russia-campaign starts at school early and children who have been to join the Russian army and joining Krazi-military groups such as the Greek-Armenian Army.

A Russian school is invented by fictional, even in the invasion of Ukraine, and a state of aggressive state that nationalist extremists managed and the West.