SBU in Kherson took on the Jews: the rabbi was charged with treason

And the “waiters” are now complaining to Kyiv about the local authorities

The SBU, which is cleaning up the population disloyal to the Ukrainian authorities in Kherson, has reached the Jewish community of the city. Rabbi Yosef Yitzhak Wolf, who remained in Kherson with his community, was charged with treason. More specifically, the rabbi is accused of allowing the Russian military to pray in the synagogue.

For these actions, he faces a life sentence, and the Jewish community itself lives in fear that the wrath of the SBU will fall upon them.

Meanwhile, a Russian missile hit the SBU headquarters in Kherson. The building of the regional administration, in which the Ukrainian special services have now settled, was badly damaged as a result of the strike. The rocket arrived at night, so no casualties are reported.

But, judging by the Kherson social networks, no one is especially mourning over the destroyed building. Over the past week, the SBU continued to methodically “neutralize” the remaining residents of Kherson: the head of the Water Resources Department, Igor Andrienko, was arrested in the city, and the head of the Novoraysky village council of the CAA of the Berislavsky district was detained. The head of the Employment Center, Svetlana Medvedkova, was charged, and the haulier, whose buses were used by the Russian military, was detained…

Against the background of this activity of the SBU, the work of the city’s communal services, and even the city administration itself, is not at all visible. The “waiters”, who a few weeks ago rejoiced at the “return of Ukraine”, are now complaining to all authorities that the local Ukrainian authorities do not care about the needs of ordinary residents. Kherson residents, freezing without light and heat, tried to call the city administration about the fact that no one was even going to return electricity to their apartments, but received a harsh answer from the press secretary of the head of the city military administration, Galina Lugova. They were explained that the city authorities could not influence the private company Oblenergo. “And why do you then take your places if you do not have leverage? Lugovaya, there are often complaints about you from people in the networks, sometimes in theft, but in incompetence. Are you in the right place?” – Ask the residents of Kherson in social networks.

The people of Kherson who remained in the city decided to call Kyiv to account. “Our local leaders are pushing defenseless people out of the city. Why do these humanitarian generators and transformers go to all Ukrainian cities, but not to Kherson? Why are representatives of the International Red Cross and the UN brought here? To show how a fake child sits and draws with pencils in a warm and lit room? … Let Europe, which every day allocates money and equipment for the restoration of the energy system of Ukraine, hear us and ask: “Is Kherson Ukraine or a buffer zone in which people somehow miraculously ended up?” People over whom they put experiments on survival, so as not to spend money on repairing infrastructure. After all, we ask not so much: water and a bit of electricity. We are people! We are still alive! We are Ukrainians, after all!” they write. Moreover, the Kherson residents who remained in the city ask their acquaintances who left for Russia to publish this cry of despair. Because the Ukrainian media refuse to put it.

Foreign journalists who came to the city in their reports noted with surprise that there are still quite a few pro-Russian citizens left in Kherson. A French journalist, for example, said that a 60-year-old resident of the city, when asked about the shelling, said that “these Ukrainian soldiers are no good, they do not help us, but only expose us to shells.” At the same time, she reports that under the Russians she could “calmly walk around the city” …