The Ukrainian guerrillas in the territories occupied by the Russians are heating up:
today (Friday), in a short time, a number of senior officials who cooperated with Moscow or were appointed by it were eliminated.
In the city of Berdiansk in southern Ukraine, the deputy mayor on behalf of the occupiers, Oleg Boyko, was killed.
The assassination also killed his wife Lyudmila, who was regionally responsible on behalf of Russia for conducting the "referendum" regarding the annexation of the Zaporizhia district to the Russian Federation.
Ten days ago, the military governor of the city, Artyom Berdin, was eliminated.
A short time before, in an explosion in his office, the Prosecutor General of the "People's Republic of Luhansk" was killed - an independent entity, created back in 2014 by Russia in territories that were "kidnapped" from Ukraine.
The prosecutor, his name was Sergey Gorenko, was killed on the spot.
According to the reports in Kiev, Gorenko has apparently been a Russian agent since 2013. Shortly before the beginning of the invasion in February of this year, it is claimed that he bragged in front of the camera about firing rockets into Ukrainian territory.
Ukrainian military personnel shoot at Russian forces, photo: REUTERS
Ukrainian forces on the offensive in Kharkiv province
Whereas in Kherson, the only city on the west bank of the Dnipro that the Russians captured with their invasion, an explosion occurred in the district administration building.
According to Russian media, Ukrainian missiles hit the building.
The head of the administration on behalf of the Russians, Kirill Stremousov, claimed that the missile hit his office.
Ukrainian guerilla activity actually began about a month after the invasion.
Since then, there have been at least 20 assassination attempts on officials on behalf of the Russians and their collaborators.
14 collaborators or their assistants were killed.
The district administration building in Harson, photo: social networks
A destroyed Russian military vehicle in Balaklia, photo: AFP
Meanwhile, in Russia, the fear of the transfer of the war to the districts adjacent to its territory is increasing.
In the Belgorod region, a customs station was set on fire yesterday, near the border with Ukraine.
In the same district, a substation was also bombed - perhaps as a response to the massive Russian bombing of the Kharkiv power station a week ago, which caused power outages in five districts in Ukraine.
Already yesterday it was reported that part of the education system in Belgrade is expected to switch to distance learning.
BBC Russia reported a short time ago that recruits, who were recruited only last April and were to be placed in the prestigious Temanskaya Armored Division, will be sent to the Belgorod region to protect it from invasion.
Observers in Russia and Ukraine commented that this was unfathomable, given that the Russian blitzkrieg program was supposed to wipe out Ukraine within 72 hours in February.
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