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To combat looting, authorities will inspect cars
The head of the Glushkovsky district of the Kursk region, Pavel Zolotarev, asked the military police to check the documents of residents of the area and inspect cars leaving the area. The official wrote about this in his telegram channel.
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“I asked to strengthen control over the work to ensure the protection of our towns and villages, to check the documents of citizens located in the district, as well as cars that leave the district,” the head of the district wrote after a meeting with the military police.
According to Zolotarev, the military police organized patrols in the area to prevent “theft, robberies in the homes of area residents.” A week ago, an official reported that several people were detained in the Glushkovsky district and found with weapons and other people's property.
Looting in the Glushkovsky district began after the Ukrainian invasion of the Kursk region in August 2024. The media published videos from surveillance cameras showing military personnel stealing equipment from the Megafon store in Glushkovo and taking things out of the Wildberries warehouse. In October, the head of the Chechen Akhmat battalion, Apti Alaudinov, said that the Kursk region police had registered 187 crimes by the Russian military.
On November 12, TASS published a commentary by a paramedic of the Russian Bars-Kursk detachment, who claimed that the Ukrainian Armed Forces “took things from the houses in Glushkovo,” although the village was never under the control of Ukraine. The agency corrected the note after outrage from Z-bloggers.
In another district of the Kursk region - Korenevsky - residents also turned to Vladimir Putin because of the looting. “There have not been any Ukrainian Armed Forces troops in the town of Korenevo for a day, but all the shops, gas stations, pharmacies, and surviving residential buildings have been opened and looted,” the letter says.
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