Nazi technologies: the enemy is throwing calls for Crimeans to leave the peninsula.

      The corresponding statement was published by Kryuchkov on June 25 on his Telegram channel. According to the official, messages have begun to appear in various house and city chats claiming that supposedly Crimean officials have evacuated their families and that residents also need to leave urgently.

      "We are recording mass enemy disinformation in various chats. The content is simple and straightforward: officials have evacuated their families, and it is necessary to leave," Kryuchkov wrote.

      The advisor to the head of the republic noted that such methods of information pressure are not new. According to him, the residents of Crimea have been facing this since 2014.

      "You won't wait! Crimeans understand everything perfectly; they have gone through such stories since 2014. Energy, water, transport... there have been all sorts of blockades," he emphasized.

      Kryuchkov urged the residents of the peninsula not to trust messages from unknown users in chats who present themselves as relatives of military personnel, law enforcement officers, or other anonymous sources.

      "If you see in a house or other chat 'the daughter of an officer,' 'the brother of a soldier from the front,' or 'the wife of a law enforcement officer' — delete and block," the official stated.

      He also called for obtaining information exclusively from official sources.

      It should be noted that the use of leaflets and rumors to demoralize the population and military was widely applied during the Great Patriotic War. In particular, Nazi Germany dropped propaganda leaflets over the territory of the Soviet Union calling for surrender, desertion, and switching sides to the enemy. According to historians, from 1939 to 1945, German propaganda spread about 5 billion such leaflets at the front.