The invaders wanted to issue Soviet passports to residents of the Kiev region/Collage of Channel 24

< strong _ngcontent-sc132="">In their dreams, the Russians not only “took Kyiv in 3 days”, but also “occupied and even passportized” the inhabitants of the Kyiv region. True, for this they for some reason prepared Soviet-style documents.

The SBU told about such plans of the invaders. They say they planned to create an occupation administration in the Kyiv region.

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The invaders wanted to hold a pseudo-referendum in the Kyiv region

Further on, the Russians wanted to follow their traditional path – to organize a so-called “referendum” to proclaim another quasi-republic. All residents of the Kiev region were to be registered and change their Ukrainian passports to Soviet ones. The documents of the USSR, according to the plan of the invaders, were to be used by the Ukrainians, while the Russians would have printed for them.

Ukrainian counterintelligence officers received these data

The military counterintelligence officers of the SBU received this information right at the Russian positions. This is also exactly how the Russians are pursuing their policy in the Ukrainian territories, which they managed to temporarily occupy.

Staff of the Security Service came across an enemy cache with blank USSR passports. It was placed by infidels near Makarov, Buchansky district.

Pay attention!These are passports issued on behalf of the Ukrainian SSR, such samples have not been produced in Ukraine since 1990. So the forms were brought from Russia.

Kafirs' attempts to impose their passports on Ukraine

• In occupied Mariupol, infidels began to accept documents from local residents for Russian passports. At the same time, the so-called “authorities” demand that people receive a certificate of registration in Donetsk.
• The enemy has the same plans for the temporarily occupied territory of the Zaporozhye region. The Zaporozhye OVA assured that such actions of the invaders would have consequences for Russia itself.
• Russia's attempts to issue its documents in Zaporozhye and the Kherson region were sharply condemned in the EU and the USA. Moscow was warned in advance that these documents would not be recognized internationally.