Russian president Vladimir Putin signed a decree according to which Ukrainian citizens surviving in Russia, as well as on the occupied lands in Ukraine, they must leave their territory by 10 September.
Another option for Ukrainians is "to regulate their legal status". The decree was published by the Kremlin on Thursday. For a paper published by Putin Ukrainian Ministry of abroad Affairs responded.
War in Ukraine. Putin’s decree “a run of discrimination”
A spokesperson for the Ukraine abroad Ministry Heorhij Tychyj assessed the Russian leader's movement as a “bad act”.
– We think it's invalid, despicable act, another step in the Russian run of discrimination, persecution and forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens from their homeland or forcing them to gain abroad position in Russia – said the spokesman, whose words quoted by the agency Interfax Ukraine.
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Moreover, Tychyj stressed that Moscow continues to violate the basic standards of global law and in this case it is no different.
Putin puts emphasis on russification. "Trying to eliminate" Ukrainians
Vladimir Putin's decision was besides addressed by the president of the Crimean Tatars' Medal Refat Czubarov. ‘It appears that the intent of this decree is forced residents of occupied territories of Ukraine to get the nationality of the State of the Aggressor“ He said on social media.
Czubarov besides added that “Moscow is in a hurry to russify Ukrainian territories, trying to destruct Ukrainians not only with bombs and missiles, but besides forced passportisation".
The Kyiv Independent stated that there was another regulation in the decree. All the “foreigners” inhabiting occupied parts of the Donetsk, Lugansk, Khersonsk and Zaporosian circuits were ordered to “undergoing medical examination for the usage of drugs and infectious diseases until 10 June’.
Source: Interfax Ukraine, The Kyiv Independent
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