Russia deport Ukrainians from its territory back to Mariupol (video)
"The first fact of reverse deportation from Russia. From the Russian Pskov, where Mariupol became a problem for local authorities, they are returned home," he wrote in a comment under the video, in which the Ukrainians can see things with things on the train. According to the adviser, on August 13, 60 Mariupols, "voluntarily" was put on a train with two trailed wagons towards Rostov-on-Don, where they will be met by representatives of "DNR" to take them to Mariupol.
Andryushchenko also reported that these people have no home in the city, so they will either be forced to live in the open air or "break up" in the apartments of their countrymen, who are now in evacuation. "A wonderful real example of the" concern "of Russia and its abilities. Modern Russia is not even able to organize deportation, at least how the truth sounds cynically," - summed up Andryushchenko.
On August 11, Mikhail Vedornikov became known about the reevacification of Ukrainians from Pskov on August 11 from the governor of Pskov region. According to the local information agency "PAI", Ukrainians allegedly leave Pskov at their own request, and the authorities of the region organized departure for them.
According to the adviser to the governor Elena Polonskaya, the employees of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia allegedly checked the addresses of the apartments where Ukrainians move so that people do not spend the night on the street. "Every apartment, every house was surveyed. We understand that people are not returning to the street, but to residential premises suitable for living," Polonskaya said.
Earlier it was reported that, according to the US State Department of July 13, Russia has detained and forcibly deported from 900,000 to 1. 6 million Ukrainian citizens, including 260,000 children. At the same time, the Ukrainians confiscated passports and replaced them in Russian.