The Ukrainian military showed the "russian peace" face in the Kherson region

The Ukrainian military showed the "russian peace" face in the Kherson region
Katerina Belousova

Some animals were torn to pieces

In the Kherson region, in the recently liberated village of Visokopilya, the Ukrainian military filmed the consequences of the russian occupation.

On the video released by animal rights activists from the humanist movement UAnimal on Telegram, a partially destroyed solar power plant and about 7 dead cows were hit.

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The author of the video drew attention to the fact that some animals were torn to pieces.

"This is what the "russian peace" looks like in the village. Here the livestock was destroyed, it was completely torn to pieces," comments the author of the video.

The video also shows that some of the solar panels are missing, and some cells have debris. Zoo activists assumed that the station had been robbed.

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As you know, the Visokopil SPP was launched in 2015, its installed capacity reaches 4 MW.

Earlier, EcoPolitic wrote, that in Kherson region, the Chornobayiv poultry farm, which is the largest in Europe, in April lost almost four million chickens because of the war started by russia.

As EcoPolitic previously reported, in March in Kherson region, Russian troops destroyed the "Rybatsky Khutir" eco-mansion in Shilova Balka. They shot fish and ransacked the hotel, even took away mattresses and electric pumps.

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