Russians ‘removing documents from offices in Kreminna in Luhansk Oblast’
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Russian occupation authorities are removing documents from government offices in the town of Kreminna, Luhansk Oblast, that they seized, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry’s National Resistance Center reported on May 29.
“The Russians are taking documentation from government institutions in Kreminna to the Russian-occupied (Ukrainian city of) Luhansk," the statement from the center reads.
Earlier, the National Resistance Center reported that the occupation administrations were taking to Russia documents and property from seized Ukrainian state institutions in Crimea, Zaporizhzhya, and Kherson oblasts.
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