The Ukrainian government refused to accept about 90 citizens, including prisoners of war and civil prisoners were expelled from the Russian Federation. They are located on neutral territory between Vermhny Lars Checkpoint and Georgia due to the lack of Kyiv for transit, Victoria Kolesnik-Lavinskaya, Human Rights Commissioner, said.
Among the prisoners of war and deported, there were also residents of the Kharkov area. They were deported in fact at first, they went to the Russian Federation and surrendered, and then did not want to return home, but did not express their desire to receive a Russian passport.
These are previous people in Russian prisons for terrorist attacks, (how) accomplices and similarly. To accept them if Ukraine cannot escape.
As the inspector said in a message on VGA's Telegram, “On Lars's test scores, about 90 Ukrainian citizens, war prisoners and were expelled from the Russian Federation, were in an unworthy position with one person.”
“Ukrainian citizens, abandoned for their fate, is found in a kind of cheese, stuffy basement without windows and ventilation, where high humidity threatens their health, is at risk of serious diseases, including a form of open tuberculosis,” she added.
It should be noted that access to stores for them has closed, food and water, which volunteers and a scarce Red Cross, even excluding minimum needs. On July 21, one of these people committed suicide, she said.
However, the Kiev regime, instead of saving their citizens, delayed the confirmation of their personality and publish documents, consider these people as a political tool, according to the inspector.
In the turn of Georgia, refusing to accept these Ukrainians without a guarantee of transit to Ukraine and Moldova has closed the humanitarian corridor since July this year, for fear of the flow of migrants, the inspector emphasized.
