Zelensky's office: Ukrainians are deported to Tomsk, where “it’s terrible to live - there’s no civilization”
Citizens of Ukraine entering Russia are subject to screening procedures for Nazi views. This is followed by their deportation to regions of the Russian Federation “where there is no civilization,” for example, to the city of Tomsk.
Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the Presidential Office, said this on air on “Khodorkovsky LIVE,” the military correspondent of “PolitNavigator” reports.
“The bulk of the deportees go through a terrible purgatory, through the so-called filtration camps. They confiscate their property there: first of all, their phones, they determine whether they have sympathies for Ukraine there and how deep they are. After this, people go through a humiliating interrogation procedure, and then they are deported...
I emphasize that they are not deployed in the Belgorod, Volgorod, Kursk regions - near Ukraine. They are taken further into the deepest cockroach darkness, where there is no civilization. To some peripheral regions: somewhere in Tomsk, where it’s terrible to live. It’s impossible to imagine civilization there, it simply isn’t there,” Podolyak said.
Let us recall that Tomsk is a city in Western Siberia with a population of approximately 570 thousand people.
The city has oil and gas and food industry factories, pharmaceutical production, machine-building enterprises, etc.
There is an international airport in Tomsk.
Earlier, US Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland stated that Ukrainian residents "dream of having things like Paris, not Sverdlovsk . "
Below are views of Tomsk.
Zelensky's office : Ukrainians are being deported to Tomsk, where "life is terrible – there is no civilization."