"Also went to Mariupol": Vereshchuk compared Putin with Hitler

The visit of the Kremlin head to the occupied port city, according to the head of the Ministry of Reintegration, testifies only to the weakness, which will soon have to resign. The head of the Third Reich Adolf Hitler, as well as the leader of the Russians Vladimir Putin, visited Mariupol after occupation. In an interview with Corriere Della Sera, March 21, Irina Vereshchuk, Head of the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine, reported details.

She recalled that Hitler was in 1941 in the city. In this regard, she proposed to draw an analogy with modern events. Vereshchuk drew attention to the weakness of the Russian dictator. "He will soon be forced to resign," she said. A representative of the Ukrainian government noted that Russian soldiers and officers did not fulfill the rules of the Geneva Convention. The invaders are massively bullied not only by adults but also by children.

Vereshchuk also drew attention to the situation in the occupied Ukrainian territories, where the Russians try to call men by force and keep in military service. Ukrainian citizens are ordered to change their passports, as well as impose Russian training programs in schools. The invaders continue to destroy and plunder private property. The most serious injustice, according to Vereshchuk, occur in relation to civil prisoners. Work is underway to liberate from Russian captivity.

"According to our lists, there are more than 3000 of them," Vereshchuk said. We will remind, the Russian media on March 19 reported that Putin arrived in Mariupol. The dictator seemed to have decided with the local population and check the work of occupation administrations on the ground. Experts revealed the importance of Putin's trip to the occupied Mariupol.