According to Ukraine's National Resistance Center, local residents of the occupied Luhansk Oblast are prohibited from communicating with territories under Ukrainian control.
The civilians' phones are checked for calls and messages with relatives or friends who live in Ukrainian-controlled territory.
The Ministry of Education and Science of the occupied Luhansk Oblast issued a decree stating that school teachers must check students' social networks for extremism, Luhansk Oblast Administration reported.
Russian troops reportedly evicted locals from their homes in the occupied Luhansk oblast to station military personnel there.
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