Ukrainians Deported to Russia Are “Offered” Jobs in Sakhalin – Intelligence Data
Those who accept the “offer” are given the documents that prohibit to leave the remote Russian regions for a period of two years.
The invaders deport Ukrainians from temporarily occupied districts and “offer” them jobs in the economically depressed regions of Russia, the Defence Intelligence reports.
Russians systematically deport Ukrainian citizens from the districts temporarily occupied by enemy troops to Russia. After screening at the filtration camps, Ukrainians are sent to the economically depressed Russian regions, such as Sakhalin.
Deported Ukrainians are “offered” official employment, but those who accept the “offer” are given the documents that prohibit to leave the remote Russian regions for a period of two years.
According to intelligence data, one of the Russian filtration camps has been created in Dokuchaievsk, Donetsk Region. The invaders bring there the deported civilians after confiscating Ukrainian identity documents for interrogation and screening by the Federal Security Service agents. Their task is to identify the veterans of the Anti-Terrorist Operation, Ukrainian military servicemen and law-enforcement officers. Then, the deportees are moved to Taganrog (Rostov Region) and Krasnodar Territory in the Russian Federation.
“We possess the clear evidences of abusive treatment of Ukrainians, including denial of first medical aid. We also observe the issues with food rations”, the intelligence officials report.
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