Ukrainian partisans blow up car with four Russia-backed officials in Zaporizhzhia region

A car carrying four Russian collaborators blew up in the occupied village of Mykhailivka in the Zaporizhzhia region.

One was killed in the explosion, the city's mayor reports.

Collaborators and occupiers in Mykhailivka are not going to have a calm night this Friday.They were on their way to a local cafe, but didn't quite get there: a car carrying four Kremlin supporters blew up right by its destination, he said.

According to early reports, a local business owner and the owner of the Hetman cafe who welcomed Russian forces in his cafe was among the passengers.

Fedorov added that information about casualties and fatalities was being confirmed.

Meanwhile, Russian media reported that the business owner and three of his passengers were killed.

Instead of a thousand words. Explosive consequence of involvement in collaborative activities. Resistance forces prove once again: everyone who betrayed the state awaits his "end",  wrote the mayor of Melitopol.

At the beginning of the invasion, the Russians were able to capture most of the Zaporizhzhia region, but Ukrainian forces did not allow them to advance further and capture the regional center.

Battles on the contact line take place every day, and the Ukrainian military regularly strikes the weapons warehouses and barracks of the occupiers in the occupied territory.

Recently, the Russia-backed head of the region Yevgenii Balytskyi announced the so-called "evacuation" of the population from the front-line areas.

The pro-Russian Chechnya military formations of the leader Kadyrov, who were recently transferred to the temporarily occupied territory of the Zaporizhzhia region, began to loot "homeless" offices and shops.

Currently, Russian forces are preparing mass deportation of children from the temporarily captured Zaporizhzhia region to Crimea or Russia for "rehabilitation."

Rubryka also reported that this afternoon, June 2, Ukrainian defenders hit the positions of the Russian occupiers in the port of Berdyansk. According to preliminary data, Russian ships are leaving the port.