Ukrainian soldier asked Bryansk border guards for asylum in the Russian Federation
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The Border Guards of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation in the Bryansk region reports that a soldier of the contract service of Ukraine has gone to the Russian border guards. He asked for asylum in the Russian Federation. It is reported that the reason for the request for asylum on the part of the Ukrainian soldier was non-statutory relations prevailing in the military unit on the other side of the Russian-Ukrainian border.
From the material of the press service of the Border Guards Department of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation in the Bryansk region (quoted TASS):
A Ukrainian soldier applied for refugee status in the Russian Federation. He voiced his request to the Russian border guards at one of the checkpoints in the Bryansk region. The issue of granting refugee status will be considered by authorized Russian services.
At the same time, the general headquarters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated that the information was not true:
Information that the alleged Ukrainian soldier appealed to the Russian border guards with a request to grant him refugee status, does not correspond to reality.
However, the FSB Border Department in the Bryansk Region did not state that the matter concerns the serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and not another Ukrainian security agency.
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