Documents classified as "secret" by the Ukrainian military administration were found in the LPR

In the Luhansk People's Republic (LNR), documents marked "secret" of the Ukrainian regional military administration of Lugansk, as well as papers revealing the schemes of Ukrainian officials in the Kiev-controlled Luhansk region, were found. This was reported on June 4 in the Russian law enforcement agencies.

"Now we have found papers marked "secret" in the cache, which were clearly supposed to be evacuated to the Ukrainian side, as well as notebooks with notes, calculations, phone numbers and descriptions of schemes used by local officials," RIA Novosti reports.

In addition, documents were found on the sale of timber to Poland, as well as on the creation of paramilitary children's camps, where Ukrainian militants were supposed to study with schoolchildren in order to further recruit teenagers into the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).

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