The authorities of Ukraine have closed the entry into the country to all Russian men of military age

The Ukrainian authorities have closed entry for all Russian citizens - men of military age. The restrictions were introduced unofficially, the authorities continue to claim that there are no restrictions on crossing the border.

All Russian men of draft age are denied entry to Ukraine, at least until the end of military exercises near the borders of Ukraine, i.е. for an indefinite period, said Ukrainian journalist Yuriy Butusov. The ban was introduced unofficially, border guards may refuse entry to Ukraine under a completely different pretext. Restrictions were introduced on February 12.

The Ukrainian opposition also confirms the introduction of restrictions.

The border service of Ukraine itself refutes such rumors, stating that they did not receive any instructions "from above", and in their activities they are guided only by regulatory documents. Refusals to Russians and citizens of other countries have nothing to do with the situation around Ukraine.

At the same time, private carriers operating near checkpoints noticed that border guards began to more carefully examine the documents of those entering the country, allowing only those who have a residence permit in Ukraine or a notice that their relative died on Ukrainian territory . The main refusal is the "financial insolvency" of the Russians entering the country. The border guards simply declare that the Russian does not have enough money to stay on the territory of Ukraine and refuse entry.

Note that the same situation in Ukraine already existed during the presidency of Poroshenko, who introduced martial law in ten regions, thereby banning all men of military age from Russia from entering Ukraine.

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[Trapp1st]

Ukrainian authorities closed entry for all citizens of Russia

And how many people want to visit the ruin?

[igor67]

Quote: Trapp1st

Ukrainian authorities closed entry for all citizens of Russia

And how many people want to visit the ruin?

Let's just say that not a few, many parents live in Ukraine, I know many former officers of the Russian army who come from Ukraine, they come to visit their relatives

[akropin]

My wife's brother lives on the seashore. I would like to go to him, but I'm afraid for my tongue, I can not remain silent at the right time in the wrong place)

[Andrey Grad]

Quote: akropin

My wife's brother lives on the seashore. I would like to go to him, but I'm afraid for my tongue, I can not remain silent at the right time in the wrong place)

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It is our mistake to remain silent, not to respond to attacks and hope that they will come to their senses in the future. Silence signifies agreement and strengthens their belief in their own ideas.

[Starover_Z]

Quote: Andrey Grad

It is our mistake to remain silent, not to respond to attacks and hope that they will come to their senses in the future. Silence signifies agreement and strengthens their belief in their own ideas.

Trying to say something when trying to cross the Ukrainian border with a Russian passport is fraught with dire consequences. About 5-6 years ago, a colleague went to accompany his son with a Russian passport. It's good that he has a different citizenship, otherwise they could "catch" real terms. And it began with checking passports and throwing a St. George ribbon into the glove compartment of the car.

[akropin]

Perhaps, but for the eighth year already, many people and a lot of things say. I'll keep quiet for now, my time has not come yet)

[Stepan S]

but I'm afraid for my tongue, I can not remain silent at the right time in the wrong place

I don’t know, when I traveled, I freely talked on all topics and expressed my point of view. There, for many, it did not differ from mine. There were no stubborn people in my circle of contacts. In general, there are not very many of them in the mass, it’s on TV that they flooded everything, and they create the picture is not correct.

[Bshkaus]

I would like to go to him, but I'm afraid for my tongue, I can not remain silent at the right time in the wrong place)

I can say that for 8 years the most violent have long quarreled with relatives, who is more adequate, simply does not raise the topic. In fact, since the age of 15, Russians have been treated with emphatic politeness, but now they have completely adapted and do not even raise the topic. more expensive for yourself. It has become an unwritten rule: no talking about politics with Russians. No, of course, if you go out into the street and start yelling "Crimea, this is Russia" yourself, then I won't lie here: the effect will be the same if you start drowning in the Russian Federation for the Japanese Kuriles.
But in general, don’t be afraid, they won’t burn your car, I’ve been in Ukraine for half a year, a car with Russian numbers, they don’t even cut it. If I don’t understand something, for example, in a store, I just say that I don’t know Ukrainian and they immediately switch to Russian with me. If you eat psychologically to relatives and friends, and not discuss politics, and most importantly, behave normally, and not with a greyhound, you will be pleasantly surprised and at the same time shocked by the discrepancy between what they say in the Russian Federation and how it really is

[volodimer]

And how many people want to visit the ruin?

According to the statements of the Western press: "100 out of 168 BTGs, 800-900 fighters each and almost the entire special forces - 7 out of 8 units. From 9 directions"
https://topwar.ru/192216-amerikanskij-telekanal-nastuplenie-na-ukrainu-planiruetsja-uzhe-s-devjati-napravlenij.html

[210ox]

And if you also count us, sofas ... Then wow! But we are for the most part already "written off" outright.

[Bshkaus]

And how many people want to visit the ruin?

As of Orthodox Christmas Eve it was "zero" (except for me). At both border crossings, I was the only person crossing the border at 10-11 am.
There weren’t even trucks, just a couple of pieces, from which I almost demolished the barrier of the Russian checkpoint at speed, because I thought that there were a lot of trucks in front, and there were only two of them, but behind them there were no booths, so 90 was rushing. They tried to run over the checkpoint for speeding.
On the Ukrainian border, it turned out to be completely inconvenient when the border guard found the St. George ribbon on me
And nothing, they let me in, though I have a residence permit.
And yes, how much I drive, there are almost no cars, only in the summer there were a few Russians on New Year's Eve.

[Shiva83483]

Duc "guest workers" from Hochland, isn't it time to return home? And then they have a war, but they cut a denyuzhka at the "achressor" .... you don’t understand kamilfo

[Alien From]

And the exit? appropriate acceptance.

[Sands Careers General]

Ukrainian authorities closed entry to the country to all Russian men of military age

But they didn’t ban it in the LDNR and Crimea because the gut is thin, haha

By the way, they didn't think they were already there, did they?

[210ox]

And really, why wasn't it banned? They also have "bodies and members" in Kherson, for example. Why are they silent? Or do not bring ours, so that we, God forbid, die with laughter?

[Avior]

Residents of Crimea actively use trips to the European part through Kharkiv.
They leave Crimea with a Russian passport, enter the mainland with a Ukrainian one, then a train to Kharkov, then a minibus to Russia, at the border of the passport in the reverse order - first Ukrainian, then Russian.

[Mikle]

They also travel to Europe in Ukrainian. Actively using visa-free. And newborn Crimeans get their Ukrainian documents straightened out. Love for the motherland is important, but Ukrainian citizenship is also useful.

[Looking for]

this is called unscrupulousness. Such people must be caught and put before a choice. either Russia or Ukraine. And according to the results of the choice, it will immediately be clear. who is in front of you ...

[Avior]

Everyone in Crimea has Ukrainian passports.

[Repellent]

Quote: Avior

In Crimea everyone has Ukrainian passports are

Are you friends with mathematics? It must be strongly repulsed in order to give out such pearls, out of quiet sadness

[Stepan S]

Imagine that everyone in Crimea has Ukrainian passports, because they were all left with them after reunification, so that they could travel to mainland Ukraine and resolve issues. Many of these passports received passports and can travel to Europe. And many came from the mainland, who had a residence permit on the peninsula, received a Russian passport and a pension there and again left towards Kherson, Putin's mother and Russia. Here are the cases.

[Avior]

because they all left them after the reunion

Who left that?
It is up to the inhabitants of Crimea themselves to withdraw or not to withdraw from Ukrainian citizenship.

many came from the mainland who had a residence permit on the peninsula

These are those who owned housing in Crimea, otherwise it is difficult to use it

[Stepan S]

Who left that?

This was legally enshrined in obtaining Russian citizenship.

[Avior]

By whom is it fixed?
Can you quote and give a link to this law?

[210ox]

I have been to the Crimea, where indeed many have Ukrainian passports, I have seen Crimean cars on the dial numbers. People often go to Ukraine - there are children, relatives. You can't break people through the knee. Although I am against such a situation with two passports.

[Mikle]

++++ it will immediately be clear who is in front of you ...

What are the doubts? I envy your idealism. I can easily imagine, under certain circumstances, kilometer-long queues of people who want to receive "benefits for victims of the occupation"

[210ox]

Do not write nonsense. For trips to relatives in Ukraine and Europe, they use. Transfers at the border are a complete mess and a waste of time. In Russia, it is easier for Crimeans by plane from Simferopol. The train takes longer, of course. Through Kharkov, except for those who need to go to Kursk or Orel, Simferopol-Smolensk does not go in winter.

[Avior]

What I have, I write.
Novoalekseevka-Kharkov train. From Novoalekseevka late in the evening, in Kharkov early in the morning.
Novoalekseevka is a small village on the border with Crimea. The train to Kharkiv comes completely packed both in winter and summer. Upon arrival, minibus drivers run along the train with the question - "Who is in Belgorod?"

[210ox]

That the train is packed, I believe. And the fact that minibuses run too. And the fact that the whole train follows more daoyulee on minibuses to Belgorod is not. People go to Kharkov, just simply.

[Avior]

Even if the whole of Novoalekseevka goes to Kharkov every week for some reason, they won't fill up the train. The population there is like a medium-sized village.
The train from Simferopol to Kursk takes 2 days, and Novoalekseevka-Kharkov 7 hours at the most convenient time - from 11 pm to 6 am. I got on the train, slept, got into a minibus right at the station - and you are in Belgorod, so I understand people.

[Alexander Salenko]

Why such a circle? Well, if the goal is Kharkov, it’s still clear, but with the rest of Ukraine, the Crimean border is calmly crossed in both directions.

[Split]

Well, yes, yes ... men of military age will come in on February 16, as the West says ... how much you need to collapse from an oak tree so that even at 16 years old you can enter Ukraine in addition to visiting relatives

[Klingon]

Quote: kot423

Quote: Trapp1st

The administration will ban him for spamming and he will not see his pieces of silver ...

Is not a fact. This is - every day under new nicknames registers (look in this his profile) to bullshit about oil, gas, covid, etc. vparivat. And the moderators seem to be lazy to ban on Ip (there are sites that ban like that, even TOR does not help, I tried it personally)

This one has already been noted in several articles, but you are right about VPN. For example STEAM doesn't care if the IP changes or not. If they decide to ban, you won't be able to buy anything there.

[Oleg133]

Moved to 22. The figure is painfully beautiful, 22.02.22/08.08.08/XNUMX. Almost XNUMX

[voyaka uh]

Will the Olympics end?

[sabakina]

Quote: voyaka uh

Will the Olympics end?

No. The beer will fizzle out.

[Avior]

The Chinese will be offended if they bring down the effect of the Olympics.

[voyaka uh]

Ukraine should thank China for the "Olympic" postponement.

[Avior]

Let's wait and see how it ends.

[cat Rusich]

Quote: voyaka uh

Ukraine should thank China for the "Olympic" postponement.

Arrest of MotorSich shares owned by a company from China - Ukraine in advance "thanked" China

[Avior]

Which does not prevent Motor Sich from working with the Chinese. And the arrest of shares is the problem of the owner of Shkirizon, not China.

[Volkof]

Have you heard enough, zombified, dumbfounded? You are like elderly pensioners in Ukraine. They watch zombies and believe everything out of habit, and then they jump with wooden machine guns ....

Ukraine should thank China for the "Olympic" postponement.

Have you demolished your "tower"?

[Alexander Salenko]

And what's the difference if there was an intention to attack? Look at the Armenians and 3 years was not enough, I thought there was a natural Maginot line, a couple of times we met concrete structures.

[Liam]

Quote: Avior

effect of the Olympics

)))

Now the main thing is that our Olympians concentrate, so that their will is clenched into a fist. So that they don’t follow their sports vanity and turn out to be winners in the final medal standings at the Olympics. Few, less than a week left to hold out.

Guys, all hope is on you. God bless her, with this top step of the podium at the closing ceremony of the Games - a peaceful life is more important.

We can't win the Olympics. Absolutely contraindicated!

The Kremlin elders attribute your sports victories to their own account, sharply cheer up and catch such courage that then they can’t stop and always strive to invade somewhere, arrange a military mess.

We are still unable to disentangle the consequences of the victory at the Sochi Olympics, so hold on.

Give the Russians time to recover from past victories...

[Avior]

And I still think that there is solid NATO in the forefront with the Swedes who joined them :))
https://olympics.com/beijing-2022/olympic-games/ru/results/all-sports/medal-standings.htm?utm_campaign=dp_google

[Vladimir 290]

Yes, they have not yet decided, again, secret sources cannot be disclosed

[Tiksi-3]

so this ban has been in force for 6-8 years already ...... they didn’t let me into Odessa in 16, although I’ve been for fifty dollars for a couple of years already

[iouris]

- Man, what car will you drive to Ukraine?
- I'm not going to Ukraine.
- And if you really need it?
- Well, if you really need it, then ... on a tank.

[voyaka uh]

This is a variant of the Soviet joke
(already irrelevant for Russia).
“An American, a Frenchman and a Russian boast about how many cars they have.
Amer: I have 4 ... la-la-la ...
Fr: I have two ... la-la-la ...
Russ: when I feel good, they take me in a yellow car, when I feel bad - in a white car.
Abroad - on a tank."

[gsivbytw]

And we will send granny saboteurs!

[xomaNN]

Here's the news. Since 2014, under any pretext, men from the Russian Federation have not been allowed into Ukraine. Himself on the train observed the "cleansing" of the border guards.

[Charik]

I wonder how many Ukrainians in Russia.

[Looking for]

this is the problem. Because the proverb - “how many wolves you don’t feed, but he still looks into the forest” is relevant not only in relation to animals.

[Alexander Salenko]

If with Russified, then complete.

[prior]

After last fall, I, a 65-year-old pensioner, was not allowed to visit my 86-year-old mother, my hatred for the Ukrainian authorities is immeasurable.
Wishes to them - one continuous obscene language.
Pity and sympathy - not a gram.

[fa2998]

Something new about the conduct of the war. They have been "fighting" with us for 8 years now. So now the "malicious occupier" must go through customs, they will look there, they did not fall under restrictions, and go ahead!

[svoit]

Quote: Starover_Z

And it began with checking passports and throwing a St. George ribbon into the glove compartment of the car.

And "whose Crimea" do the border guards not ask?
In also "Are you going to Ukraine, or "Are you going to Ukraine"?