Occupiers have ordered not to give medicine to residents of Lazurny in Kherson region and are threatening deportation due to refusal of Russian passport. VIDEO
The head of the occupation authorities in the village of Lazurne in Kherson region, Oleksandr Dudka, banned the distribution of medicines to insulin-dependent patients if they did not receive a Russian passport.
According to Censor.NET, Dudka threatens to deport the families of those whose children do not attend schools with a Russian curriculum.
The video message of the head of the occupation authorities was published on social media.
"First of all, it concerns insulin users who have already experienced what it is like to be citizens of another country. People who have not yet issued passports of the country in which they live will not receive humanitarian aid... These parents will be brought to administrative responsibility, and then to criminal responsibility. And then we will put them on buses, take them to the contact line and send them to your Ukrainian school," Dudka said.
