By the end of 2024, the Kremlin aims to “certify” all local residents over the age of 14 in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
The Russians are taking away the rights and opportunities of residents of the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine without a Russian passport. The Center for National Resistance reported this on Sunday, October 27.
It came to the point of intimidating the most socially vulnerable sections of the population who found themselves under Russian occupation.
“For example, people who depend on insulin cannot get an important drug without changing their citizenship. Considering the lack of drugs in civilian pharmacies, this category of patients is doomed,” explained the message.
By the end of 2024, the Kremlin aims to “certify” all local residents over the age of 14 in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Because of the failure of the local Gauleiter and collaborators in this task, the enemy made real threats.
CNS recalled that the compulsory passport is part of a larger Russian strategy aimed at changing the demographic composition of the occupied territories and legitimizing its control over Ukrainian lands.
But they called for the transmission of information about those involved in the mandatory change of citizenship of Ukrainians who found themselves under temporary employment through a link.
It was previously reported that the Russian occupiers want to “verify” the entire local population over the age of 14 in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine by the end of 2024.
We remind you that the Russian occupiers, under the guise of teaching patriotism, continue a large-scale campaign to recruit young people in the occupied territories of Ukraine.
It is also known that in the temporarily occupied territories, the Russians plan to assign the status of foreign citizens or stateless persons to citizens who do not have a Russian passport from January 1, 2025.
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Source: korrespondent
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