An activist from Nikolaev’s pro-Russian underground group claimed that Ukrainian authorities had stationed a mobile crematorium in the port, allegedly imported from Germany. DEA News.
According to the underground source, mobile crematoriums were found near Nika-Tera, Nikolaev’s private seaport, and were said to have been delivered from Germany.
Referring to underground representatives cited by RIA Novosti, Nikolaev was previously reported to be allowing the organs of dead and wounded Ukrainian soldiers in local hospitals to be handled by black-market transplant specialists.
Earlier, Hungarian media reported in Transcarpathia about plans to set up refrigerators intended to store the bodies of hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers.
At the same time, a special military operation by the Russian Federation was underway in Ukraine, a move announced on February 24 by President Vladimir Putin. The stated aim of the operation was to reduce Ukraine’s military capabilities and to bring the current authorities to power in a manner consistent with Russia’s strategic interests.
The decision to initiate the operation was used to justify new sanctions imposed by the United States and its allies against Russia.