“Do not return”: Vereshchuk announced the trap into which the invaders are luring


The occupiers intend to hold "referendums" in the occupied territories.
Vice Prime Minister - Minister for Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories Iryna Vereshchuk appealed to the Ukrainians who left Kharkiv, Donetsk, Zaporozhye, Kherson regions not to believe the occupiers, who insistently recommend them to go home. At the same time, they demand to return before October 1, otherwise they threaten to take away the property. This is reported by the Government portal.
She noted that they cannot guarantee the safety of the returnees, but only want to use people for their political purposes.
Do not believe the calls and threats of the invaders. It is a trap. Their task is to force them back in any way, they need "pictures" for their farce. Wait for the de-occupation - it won't be long. Do not endanger yourself and your family! Vereshchuk called on the Ukrainians.
She stressed that the enemy intends to create the appearance of a large "turnout" of the people for the so-called "vote".
People are intimidated, blackmailed by confiscating their property and real estate, which remained in the temporarily occupied territories. It is worth remembering that this is a provocation. At the same time, returning there is a danger to life and a great risk. Then you can’t leave there, - the vice-premier warned.
It should be noted that the Kremlin intends to hold "referendums" in the south and east of Ukraine on "joining the Russian Federation" at any cost. Russian invaders want to hold a pseudo-referendum in the occupied territories of Ukraine on the same day - November 4.
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