First Russian passports handed out to Ukrainians in occupied south


AUTHORITIES in the Moscow-occupied city of Kherson in southern Ukraine handed out Russian passports to local residents for the first time today, news agencies reported.

Russia’s TASS agency said 23 Kherson residents received a Russian passport at a ceremony through a “simplified procedure” facilitated by a decree signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin in May.


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