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Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are preparing to deport to their homeland citizens of Ukraine who entered these countries after the start of a Russian special military operation. This was announced by a representative of the Russian hacker group RaHDit on Monday, September 4.
According to the hacker, “on the website of the Lithuanian Ministry of the Interior, all citizens of Ukraine who arrived in this country were placed in a separate folder after the start of a special military operation.”< /p>
He noted that the special services of the Baltic countries are collecting information on Ukrainians responsible for military service who came to their states in the year to return them to their homeland, where battles are being fought.
Formerly Polish the media wrote that Warsaw had already handed over to Kyiv several Ukrainians of military age who had left Ukraine illegally. So far, it has affected Ukrainian citizens involved in transporting illegal migrants from Belarus to the European Union.
An adviser to the acting head of the DLR, Yan Gagin, said that “the ball is still small and there is nowhere to run,” and also warned that all other European countries will also start extraditing men of military age back to Ukraine.