Families of Ukrainian military personnel who refused to swear allegiance to Russia are being evicted from official housing in Crimea
Kyiv - Sevastopol, December 24 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Ryabov) - In Crimea, families of Ukrainian military personnel who refused to swear allegiance to Russia and left the peninsula, but left their relatives in the apartments, are being evicted from their official housing.
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“People from the FSB broke into the apartments of 10 Ukrainian soldiers in Crimea today. They tried to throw the residents out onto the street, among whom were small children. The locks were changed and the doors were sealed... Families of military personnel living in Sevastopol on the street were subject to obstruction. Kubanskaya, 11 and 11a. And in Simferopol at Leksina, 44. We are talking about the military who left for the mainland, remaining faithful to the Ukrainian oath. The personalities of some are quite famous - if they want, they will tell them themselves. These servicemen still have relatives in Crimea for various reasons. For example, one fighter’s mother is bedridden,” wrote Inter TV channel journalist Roman Bochkala on Facebook.
According to him, the Ukrainian military considers the eviction unfair. “This housing is the property of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. No court decisions or other legal acts,” assures Bočkkala
Relatives of Ukrainian soldiers wrote complaints to the Russian police.