Investigators of the National Police of Kherson region announced suspicion against a resident of the Bilozerka community, Natalia Vdovychenko, who headed a school seized by the occupiers.
This is reported on the website of the Office of the Prosecutor General.
The investigation established that during the occupation of the village of Dniprovske, Natalia Vdovychenko agreed to head the seized local gymnasium.
In the role of the so-called director, she drew up a work plan, prepared the building for the new school year, signed documents for the occupying administration, and personally sought technical staff.
She also organized transportation for children to the school and free lunches.
In addition, Vdovychenko urged locals to send their children specifically to this school and issued them Russian textbooks.
For this, Natalia Vdovychenko is suspected under two articles — part 3 of Article 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine — collaborationist activity, and part 1 of Article 111-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine — aiding the aggressor state.
Earlier it was reported that the SBU announced suspicion against a Crimean who led a police platoon of the occupiers in Kherson region.