Rusia a vrut să deporteze un ucrainean, dar a constatat că nu are unde. Acum îl acuză de trădare

A Ukrainian man, released from a Russian prison, faces deportation issues due to Russia's annexation of his home region, Kherson. After serving a drug trafficking sentence, he was deemed undesirable in Russia. However, following the annexation of Kherson, Russian authorities found themselves unable to deport him back to Ukraine, as they now consider the region part of Russia. The case has escalated to court, where judges ruled against deportation. Recently, he has been charged with treason, raising questions about his citizenship status. The situation reflects broader legal and political complexities arising from the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.