Ruscists do not sell insulin and other life-saving medicines to Ukrainians in occupied territories without Russian passport – DIU
The Russian invaders in the occupied territories, as part of the forced passportization, ordered to ban the sale of life-saving drugs in pharmacies to people who have not received a Russian passport.
This was reported by the press service of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, Censor.NET reports.
"In particular, insulin and thyroid drugs are banned. In addition, since February 2025, the Russian occupation administrations have been prohibiting the provision of medical care to all those who have refused to illegally acquire the citizenship of the aggressor state," the statement said.
Also, the invaders stopped paying pensions to elderly people who remain in occupation without Russian passports since the beginning of 2025.
"People who try to avoid their interaction and cooperation with the Russian occupation authorities are threatened with deportation to remote regions of the Russian Federation. The male population in the occupation is under constant pressure from Muscovites and the threat of forced mobilization into the Russian occupation army.
The situation in the occupied territories of Ukraine illustrates the systematic violation of international law by the aggressor state of Russia and the continuation of its criminal genocidal policy towards the Ukrainian people," the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine summarized.
