In Ukraine, a criminal case was opened against a woman for supporting the Russian invasion and denying Russian war crimes in Bucha.
A collaborator from Kyiv who left for the territory of the Russian Federation was denied Russian citizenship. The reason for the rejection was a criminal case against a woman in Ukraine for supporting a full-scale invasion of Russia. RosSMI reported this on Tuesday, April 30.
In Ukraine, a criminal case was opened against a collaborator for supporting the Russian invasion and denying Russian war crimes in Bucha, Kyiv region.
It is reported that the woman came to Moscow via Europe and applied for citizenship of the aggressor country, but the migration service rejected her because she was under investigation.
It turned out that information about the search for the Kiev woman was uploaded to Interpol and ended up in Russian databases.
“Attempts to explain that he was being persecuted there for supporting Russia did not lead anywhere.
Let’s recall that the President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, previously stripped Dumitru Miron of his citizenship, who “appeared” in a video with the President of the aggressor country of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin.
In January, the Kremlin leader issued a decree granting Russian citizenship to Ukrainian children. The Ukrainian authorities believe that the assignment of Russian citizenship to the children is carried out so that the deported Ukrainian children “legally” do not stay in Russia.
Source: korrespondent
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