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The separatist from the "DPR" received political asylum in Russia
A citizen of Latvia, a participant in the hostilities in the east of Ukraine on the side of the separatists of the self -proclaimed "people's republics" of Donbass Benes Io received political asylum in Russia. He wrote about this on his page on VKontakte.
The document was issued to the separatist in the Office for Migration of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow. The new status allows him to be freely free in Russia, work and receive medical services.
"Despite the fact that I am very strictly and rightly criticized by both the political and economic system that has developed in Russia after the criminal collapse of the USSR, as well as representatives of the authorities - V. Putin, Mishustin, and Sobyanin, they did not extradite me either to ethnocratic Latvia, nor to Bandera Ukraine, nor fabricated political affairs against me, but granted the right to live legally in Russia and granted me to live legally in Russia and granted the right to live legally in Russia. engage in political activities, ”Io wrote.
Now Benes plans to obtain citizenship of the Russian Federation.
- Benes Ayo is one of the volunteers who worked at Shies station in the Arkhangelsk region, where local residents and activists defeated the camp in protest against the construction of a garbage training ground for waste from Moscow. He was detained in the village of Urdom from where he wanted to go by train towards Moscow.
- Ayo participated in hostilities in the southeast of Ukraine on the side of the so-called "Donetsk People’s Republic." He fought under the leadership of Zakhar Prilepin. For the swarthy color of the skin among the separatists, he was nicknamed "Black Lenin." Ayo was detained at the request of Interpol. In mid -February, he wrote an appeal to President Putin with a request to provide him with political asylum.