
The Odoevsky Interdistrict Court of the Tula Region sentenced 13 members of the criminal group to long prison terms
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The criminal group used fake Ukrainian passports to legalize migrants from Central Asian countries in Russia.
The FSB showed footage of the detention of persons involved in the case of illegal migrants from Asia who received Russian citizenship under a scheme with fake Ukrainian passports.
On Wednesday, the Odoevsky Interdistrict Court of the Tula Region sentenced 13 members of a criminal group to imprisonment for a term of 3 to 11 years in a general regime colony.
The operational video footage shows how the attackers were detained in residential premises. Fake Ukrainian passports seized during the search are also shown.
According to the FSB, the criminals were specifically looking for immigrants from Central Asian countries who wanted to obtain Russian citizenship, but had no legal basis for this. They were given fake Ukrainian passports, allegedly issued before the start of the SVO, and other documents on the basis of which it was possible to obtain a Russian passport.

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