In the city of Narovlia (Belarus), the occupiers set up a market where property acquired by looting in Ukraine (laundry mashines and dishwashers, refrigerators, jewelry, cars, bicycles, motorcycles, dishes, carpets, works of art, children's toys, cosmetics) was sold.
It is reported by the press center of the Chief Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.
The occupiers also try to exchange stolen currency - dollars and euros. But because of internal currency restrictions, Belarusians unwillingly agree to exchange operations and offer the occupiers to apply to local banks.
Also from the city of Buryn (the Konotop district of the Sumy region) in the direction of the state border is moving a column of trucks with a variety of property - industrial goods and household items.
In the city of Mozyr (Belarus) are accumulated Russian military KAMAZ with things acquired through looting. Looted goods sent to Russia by the Russian express delivery service CDEC.
Information on the official Telegram channel of the Mynistry of Defense
#Chief Directorate of Intelligence informe:
▪️In the city of Narovlia (Belarus), the occupiers set up a specialized market, where they sell property acquired by looting in Ukraine (laundry mashines and dishwashers, refrigerators, jewelries, cars, bicycles, motorcycles, dishes, carpets, works of art, children's toys, cosmetics).
▪️The occupiers also try to exchange stolen currency - dollars and euros. But because of internal currency restrictions, Belarusians unwillingly agree to exchange operations and offer the occupiers to apply to local banks.
▪️Now the occupiers organized centralized supply of new batches of looted "goods" to their market. In particular, from the city of Buryn (the Konotop district in the Sumy region) in the direction of the state border moves a column of trucks with a variety of property - industrial goods and household items.
▪️In the city of Mozyr (Belarus) are accumulated Russian military KAMAZ with things acquired through looting. Looted goods sent to Russia by the Russian express delivery service CDEC.
On March 12, it became known that the occupiers from Russia were instructed by the leadership to switch to "self-supply" due to the aggressor's serious logistical problems. By this decision, the Russian Army actually legalized looting.