Viktor appeared nervous as masked Ukrainian security officers in riot gear and camouflage entered his cluttered apartment in the northern city of Kharkiv. He tried to cover his face with his hands. The middle-aged man came to the attention of the Security Service of Ukraine after he praised Russian President Putin for fighting with the Nazis. I supported the Russian invasion of Ukraine a lot. I'm sorry, but I have already changed my mind, said Viktor, his trembling voice showing clear signs of duress in the presence of the Ukrainian security officers. An officer told him to get his things and get dressed. The last name of Viktor was not revealed by the SBU. The anti-collaboration laws were enacted quickly by the parliament and signed by the president after Russia invaded. It is a crime to collaborate with Russian forces, to make public denials about Russian aggression or to support Moscow. If someone's actions result in a death, they could face life in prison. Zelenskyy said accountability for collaboration is inevitable, and whether it will happen tomorrow or the day after tomorrow is another question. Even though the Zelenskyy government has broad support, not all Ukrainians are in favor of the invasion. Some Russian-speaking residents of the east of the country support Moscow more than others. There had been a conflict between the Russian-backed rebels and the Ukrainian government for eight years. More than 200 criminal cases on collaboration have been opened by the State Bureau of Investigations of Ukraine. Zelenskyy stripped two generals of their rank, accusing them of being traitors. Theregistry of collaborators is being compiled and will be released to the public. He wouldn't say how many people have been targeted. The largest pro-Russian political party, which had 25 seats in the 450-member parliament, has been banned because of martial law. Pro-Russian activists in southeastern Ukraine are helping the invaders by acting as spotters. Roman Dudin, head of the Kharkiv branch of the SBU, told The Associated Press that one of their main goals was to have no one stab the armed forces in the back. He spoke in a dark basement where the SBU had to move after it was hit by a shell. People who support the invasion have been held by the branch and they claim that Ukrainian forces are shelling their own cities. There are allegations of collaborating with the enemy. After years of Stalinist oppression, some in the region cooperated with invading forces from Nazi Germany. The cooperation of some Ukrainian nationalists with the Nazis was cited by the Soviet authorities as a reason to demonize the elected leaders of Ukraine. The new laws have led to the arrest of dozens of pro-Russian activists in Kyiv, but how many have been arrested nationwide is unknown. There is no complete data on the entire country since it is classified by the SBU. Western countries such as the U.K. imposed harsh restrictions on civic liberties in Northern Ireland in order to bring about peace. He said that some of the restrictions were justified when people were in danger. He said that martial law in Ukraine allows authorities to detain a person for up to 30 days without a court order. There is no access to these people for 30 days. The Ukrainian government knows the consequences of detaining people over their opinions, and that it risks playing into Moscow's line that it is oppressing Russian speakers. In wartime, officials say, freedom of speech is only part of the equation. Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba told the AP that the debate about the balance of national security and ensuring freedom of speech is endless. In the town of Bucha, which has become a symbol of horrible violence in the war, the Mayor said that there were people who gave the names and addresses of pro-Ukrainian activists and officials in the city outside of Kyiv, with hundreds of civilians shot to death. I saw these execution lists, dictated by the traitors, who knew in advance who they were going to and who lived there. The city of Mariupol was cut off from the outside world in a matter of days. The Mayor of Mariupol said that he understood why the Russians were carrying out such precise, coordinated strikes on objects of critical infrastructure. Many Russian sympathizers have been turned off by the invasion and brutality of the Russian troops. Many Moscow supporters are still here. Many residents of the east who watch Russian TV channels believe that Ukrainians are shelling them and other myths, according to Volodymyr Fesenko of the Penta Center. The 86-year-old Volodymir Radnenko didn't seem surprised when Ukrainian security arrived at his flat to search it after detaining his son, Ihor. The military said the son was suspected of helping the Russians in shelling of the city about 15 minutes before the officers showed up, and the smell of smoke lingered in the area. Two people were killed and 19 others were wounded in the region. He is used to thinking that Russia is all there. It's not our people, it's your fascists, and he only gets angry at that. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is There is a report from Lviv, Ukraine. A contribution was made by Vasilisa Stepanenko in Kharkiv. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is The war in Ukraine is covered by the AP. It has been 77 years since the liberation of the concentration camp. It still feels like yesterday for many survivors. A railway bridge that the Russian military have been using to deliver weapons and fuel from occupied Crimea has been blown up. Men on the internet decided they knew more than women. The crew of a diesel-electric submarine of the Black Sea Fleet launched Kalibr cruise missiles. There are some new behind-the-scenes shots from the tour on the social media site. The singer works out on busy days. The Russian invaders were hit with 15 air targets by the Ukrainian armed forces on Thursday, April 28. On April 28, the enemy increased its forces and assets both on the ground and in the sky. A list of simple handyman solutions. Senate President Karen Fann thinks the 2020 election will be "uncertifiable" if the results of the audit are true. It was still not clear whether the money would make it to the US and other Western countries, but it was another major twist in the game of financial chicken that has developed about a possible default. Russia has not had a default of any kind since the 1998 financial crash and has not seen a major international or market default since 1917. The economic tussle with Western countries which have blanketed Russia with sanctions in response to its actions in Ukraine that Moscow has termed a —special military operation— is now a flashpoint in the risk of another one. The village of Ruska Lozova was liberated from the Russian invaders by the armed forces of Ukraine. The forces of the assault unit of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, under the leadership of the commander of the ground forces of the armed forces of Ukraine, Colonel, was quoted. A man builds a trap to catch a thief. The Ukrainian authorities have carried out another exchange of prisoners with the Russians, this time freeing 45 Ukrainians, including 5 wounded soldiers. The Security Service of Ukraine has exposed a hidden warehouse of tank spare parts intended for the occupiers. There were 19 tank engines in the underground storage, as well as other components for armored vehicles. The ruble payment from the trading firm was turned down by the bank. It is time to end insomnia and poor sleep. The genius sleep patch invention will help you wake up refreshed. John Brennan, the former intelligence chief, said that the Russian president knows his invasion plan has completely collapsed. In an interview with Time, the Ukrainian president said that in the first hours of the invasion, the presidential quarters were targeted. Europe's response to Russia's threat to turn off the gas if companies don't pay in rubles is starting to splinter. You need to try this if you don't like cleaning. The cleaning hacks and products will change your life. Russia suffered fewer casualties in Ukraine after its invasion narrowed in scale but the numbers are still quite high and it is having a significant impact on the will to fight of Russian forces, western officials said on Friday. The nature of the operations have been reduced in terms of geographic spread so the overall numbers are decreasing. The new weapons those nations will get in return from the United States and its allies could shape the continent's arsenal for years to come. It has been claimed that Putin could make a claim to make his invasion more popular. The UK warns that Putin could mobilize Russians in a few days. Americans don't like overpaying on purchases. At checkout, this trick could save you hundreds. The design of the Falcon 900 is way ahead of its time, even though it is older than popular business jets. The state party chose two candidates endorsed by the former president to be its top law enforcement officer and its chief of election administration. At a convention last weekend, Republicans endorsed Matthew DePerno for attorney general and Kristina Karamo for secretary of state. I don't know if that is my text message or not, but if you want to talk about a text message, read it.Associated Press
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