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Human rights activists talked about Russian passportisation of ORDLO residents

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More than 2 million Russian passports can be issued in CADLO until 2024

At the moment, 583 thousand people have already received Russian passports in Donbass, and the forecast of human rights defenders is disappointing.

The electronic queue for obtaining passports of the Russian Federation in ORDLO is scheduled until 2024 – by that time more than 2 million passports can be issued. About it informs Eastern Human Rights Group on Friday 23 April.

Now 583 thousand people have already received passports in ORDLO. Every day, the occupying administrations of the Russian Federation in Donbas receive 1350-1400 applications for issuing passports of the Russian Federation.

Human rights activists added that in all institutions – schools, hospitals, administrations – total control over obtaining passports has been established.

“At this rate, in 2024, more than 2 million residents of CADLO will receive passports of the Russian Federation,” the statement said.

Also, more than 120 thousand people received passports of the Russian Federation from among the internally displaced persons who live in the controlled territory of Ukraine in the Luhansk and Donetsk regions.

Recall that earlier separatists fired on residential buildings in Donbass… The village of Pivnichnoye came under fire the night before. Windows were broken in one of the houses, the fence was damaged.

It was also reported that separatists are preparing provocations for Easter… Such actions may allow Russia to accuse Ukraine of “genocide of its own people”, as well as to send troops to the territory of Ukraine.

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