Nova Kakhovka city mayor explained the reason for their detainment was a conflict with a principal of another school - a Russian collaborator. She called Russian occupation authorities and complained that two women hadn't return school equipment. After the call, they were detained. Their whereabouts remain unknown, Suspilne informed.
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