These are the main former prisoners who are exported from covered territories, but among them are civilians. In the Russian Federation, they are prohibited from entering, and due to lack of documents, they cannot enter Georgia.
At the Upper Lars checkpoint, on the border between Russia and Georgia, fifty exiled Ukrainians were maintained in the basement without food and water for a few weeks. On Saturday, June 21, the Telegram Channel Astra reported.
“These are primarily former prisoners who have exported from covered territories, however there are civilians among them. The project of volunteer Tbilisi, in particular, reports a woman taken, perhaps forced. Among the HIV, tuberculosis, disability,” the report said.
It is noted that people do not feed and do not provide medical care to them. The condition of many people worsens, one person is already in the hospital.
According to one of those held, more and more are being carried there day. Some have been sitting there for weeks.
“8 people came to us, 3 days ago. Daily -many people and many more people here. Now there are 45 people, some are sitting here for a month now. There are no disabled and patients with serious illness. We are in the basement without communication: no shower and bathroom, they are not feeding. Volunteers carry a human being, but not a few days.
Those who set noticed that their interlocutor was placed in the basement for an uncertain period without providing any explanation. Volunteers say there are 17 sleeping areas, and at the same time hundreds -people are expected to arrive.
All the people held there received a ban on entry into Russia. In the past, they could have entered Georgia, but now “remain in separation, without documents and assistance.”
Earlier, Kremlin’s “re -educate” plan was reported earlier 56 thousand Ukrainian children in Artek.
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