Events poster in TOT
TOT is an abbreviation that denotes the territory occupied by Russia during its full-scale aggression against Ukraine. On this territory, which covers parts of southern regions of Ukraine, including Kherson region, Russian occupation administrations operate. Materials with this label cover the situation in occupied areas: humanitarian crises, human rights violations, military operations, and the consequences of occupation for the civilian population.
21 September 2026
The Foreign Ministry called for the Russian "elections" in the occupied territories not to be recognized21 September 2026
In the Kherson region, Russians are forcing civilians to join the BARS mobile units18 September 2026
Russian propaganda staged a show during the sham elections in Henichesk13 September 2026
The occupiers acknowledged power outages in the occupied Kherson region10 September 2026
Intelligence warned of Russian terrorist attacks in the temporarily occupied territories of the Kherson region during the "elections"11 August 2026
The occupiers have approved a textbook on the history of Ukraine’s occupied territories10 August 2026
Occupiers in the Kherson region are looking for people who water their vegetable gardens02 August 2026
In the occupied south, substations and the Zuivska Thermal Power Plant came under attack21 July 2026
Residents of occupied Oleshky described how they are surviving without food or medicine17 June 2026
In the occupied Kherson region, the Russians have built dozens of kilometers of underground tunnels| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
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