 A huge track was seen by the entrance on Kherson Regional Museum on the days Russian army was leaving the city ( Ivan Antypenko/e2w) The video shows the tiny fairground ride in a line of traffic heading out of the city amid claims that pro-Russians have stolen anything that moves and are taking it with them as they retreat. The news comes amid reports of 'anarchy and criminal lawlessness' in Kherson as authorities installed by the Russian occupiers grab what they can and flee. The looting frenzy comes ahead of an expected major battle over the city between Russians - who have urged civilians to evacuate - and advancing Ukrainians seeking to reclaim the strategic city. Another Kherson journalist Ivan Antypenko mocked the Russian claim that they were 'here forever' when Putin annexed Kherson ahead of a major retreat from the Ukrainian region. Journalist Konstantin Ryzhenko shared a video with a fairground train taken out of the occupied Kherson ( Kon){kind=link}
From antiques in the city museum and statues from the town square, everything in Kherson not nailed down has been stolen, according to reports from inside the city
Video reportedly shows mass looting by Russians as they leave the occupied Ukrainian city of Kherson in ahead of a Ukrainian counter-offensive.
From hospital cancer equipment, antiques from the city museum and statues from the town square, to food, medicine and household goods – even a fairground train has been stolen, according to reports from inside the city.
Journalists inside Kherson, which has been occupied since March, have accused Vladimir Putin ‘s people of “barbaric” mass theft.
“These bastards stole a children’s train,” wrote Kherson-based reporter Konstantin Ryzhenko.