Occupiers Shut Down Internet In Luhansk Region, They Fleeing To Russia

A queue of hundreds of cars has gathered on the section of the Starobelsk-Luhansk highway.

The occupiers in Luhansk region continue to pretend that the situation is under control, but have turned off mobile Internet and continue to take looted property to the Russian Federation.

This was stated by Serhiy Gaidai, chairman of the Luhansk Regional Military Administration.

As explained by the local operator, the Internet was shut down by order of the "occupation authorities". - to ensure defence and security.

Meanwhile, queues have been growing at the checkpoints for a day now. In particular, there are about three hundred civilian vehicles, mostly with state licence plates of Kharkiv region, at the Starobelsk-Luhansk road section.

According to Gaidai, most of the vehicles have trailers loaded with looted goods, and the drivers are Russian military personnel.