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Turkish students are expelled from Russian universities
Turkish students are expelled from Russian universities
In several cities of Russia, Turkish students are expelled from higher educational institutions, they have searches.
This was reported by the Rain television channel with reference to the assistant head of the Association of Turkish students in Russia Okana Yildiz.
According to him, Turkish students were expelled from the National Research University of MEPhI, the police and the FSB conducted searches in the hostel of the Obninsky branch of the MEPhI - they were looking for drugs from students from Turkey.
“As far as we know, they published things, as if they were supporting terrorism. So the FSB speak. But this, of course, is not true, ”said Yyldyz.
Students from Voronezh and Saratov also spoke about deductions and searches, students were taken out of town in Saratov and searched.
The Voronezh High Technology Institute first denied information about the expulsion of Turkish students, saying that they were “calmly preparing for the session”, but then confirmed it. As RIA Voronezh reports, the university explained the deduction of "academic poorness and non -fulfillment of the terms of the contract."
According to this fall, 1030 Russian citizens studied at 123 Russian universities.
After the Russian Air Force fighter of the Su-24, in the area of the Syrian-Turkish border, was shot down by the Su-24, in the area of the Syrian-Turkish border, the Russian authorities announced the introduction of sanctions measures against Turkey. In particular, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation announced the revision of the ties of the two countries in the field of education, and dozens of Russian universities unilaterally terminated cooperation agreements with Turkish universities.
“For Turkish students who learn from us, of course, there will be no restrictions. - The head of the Ministry of Education and Science of Livanov stated on December 1. “We instructed all universities in order to save them as much as possible from possible provocations, in principle, they are not excluded.”