In the temporarily occupied Kakhovka, Kherson region, Russian invaders shelled a "polling station". After that, the Russians accused the Ukrainian Defense Forces of this attack. This was reported in the Telegram channel of the Crimean movement of resistance to the occupation "Atesh".
It is noted that such a shelling was probably carried out with the aim of provocation, which was warned a few hours before.
The Resistance Forces confirmed receiving such information from their agent in the Russian Guard. Partisans warned local residents against possible searches, which are usually carried out by the Russian occupiers after such events.
However, the Russian propaganda media have already spread statements by representatives of the occupiers that the shelling of the "polling stations" was due to the actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Even the accusation that the Ukrainian military attacked the "polling station" where Russian President Vladimir Putin was being "re-elected" has already appeared on Kremlin resources.
