Headquarters controlled by Russia in Ukraine's Melitopol blown up

On the evening of September 7, another United Russia headquarters was blown up in the Melitopol town in the Russia-controlled Zaporizhzhia region, where preparations for the so-called "referendum" were underway.

"One more step away from the pseudo-referendum. The explosions in Melitopol destroyed another headquarters of United Russia in the Nova Poshta premises in Lomonosov Street captured by the occupiers," Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedorov posted on Telegram, Ukrinform reports.

The so-called authorities in Melitopol created the movement "We are together with Russia" after the capture of Melitopol and other southern regions of Ukraine. Russia’s ruling United Russia party and the All-Russian People's Front party are responsible for ensuring the work of the headquarters.

Melitopol has been controlled by Russian troops since February 25.