By decree, Putin wants to stop Ukrainian citizens who are expected to accept Russian passports and citizens from leaving the Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory.
Putin at the Kremlin, June 15, 2024
British intelligence officers analyzed Volodymyr Putin's new decree on the citizens of Ukraine in the Russian Federation and on the TOT and called it a continuation of the policy of Russification of the population on the illegal occupation of Ukrainian territory.
This is reported by the British Ministry of Defense through intelligence communications.
British intelligence analysts say that on March 20, Putin signed a decree that would require citizens of Ukraine to live in Russia or on Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory. regulate your legal status by 10 June 2025 or deprive this territory.
“Putin’s decree may well be aimed at forcing Ukrainian citizens who are willing to accept Russian passports and citizens to leave the Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory. Putin and The Russian government will continue to re-examine the policy of Russification on the illegal occupation of Ukrainian territory, which is partly supported by efforts aimed at the depreciation of Ukrainian culture and identity and power”, – Go to the house.
British intelligence believes that Russia illegally and illegally designates both occupied and unoccupied Ukrainian territory in the Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizkaya, Kherson regions, as well as Crimea as part of the Russian Federation.
“This is directly indicative of Russia’s recognition of the independence and sovereignty of Ukraine after the collapse of the Radyansky Union, as well as the wider international recognition of Ukraine,” says the source.
- At the outset, the British Ministry of Defense reported to intelligence officers that 3.5 million Ukrainians had their Russian passports confiscated, leading to the Kremlin threatening people with confiscation of the mines. reduced to social services. Also, the occupiers do not sell the important things of life to Ukrainians without a Russian passport in the territories of Ukraine occupied by the Russian Federation.