The governor of the Mykolayiv region, a city in southern Ukraine that is constantly bombed, announced on Tuesday (19) a $100 (R$540.83) reward for anyone who helps identify Russian collaborators.
In a statement published on his Telegram account, Governor Vitali Kim called on citizens to provide information about “those who are showing the occupiers the places where Ukrainian troops are stationed” or to help them find coordinates for possible bomb targets.
“After detailed verification and confirmation of the information provided, they will receive a $100 bonus,” the governor wrote.
Kim also reports that he considered “closing down” the city of Mykolaiv for a few days to neutralize Russian traitors and collaborators.
“We want to end this. We are considering action regarding the ceasefire. We have an important database. We will close the city for a few days, we will knock on the bad people’s door,” he told Khodorkovsky live.
The statements come after Ukrainian President Volodmyr Zelenskyy dismissed heads of the security services and general cabinet for their inadequate efforts in fighting Russian spies and Moscow collaborators.