Vereshchuk told how to return home to deported Ukrainians without passports

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories Irina Vereshchuk said that deported Ukrainians who can get to the border with Ukraine will be allowed to go home without documents. She announced this on the air of the telethon.

Three quarters of the total number of people who went through these terrible filtration camps manage to escape, but not all of them return to Ukraine. We are now developing routes along which free vehicles will run to help Ukrainians without money and without passports. There are simply no passports, they are taken away in these filtration camps. We will help to get to Ukraine,” she said.

She added that it would be Estonia, Latvia. It is from these countries that the largest number of Ukrainian citizens travel to Ukraine, from whom the occupiers take away their documents.

From this side, the largest flow of deportees returns, - she noted.

Vereshchuk stressed that "the main thing is to find a way to return home, we will help with tickets, with passport documents."

According to the government, Russia deported to its territory about 1 million 200 thousand Ukrainian citizens, of which 240 thousand are children, of which 2 thousand are orphans.

In turn, the head of the National Defense Control Center of the Russian Federation, Mikhail Mizintsev, said that over 307,000 children had already been deported to Russia from Ukraine since the beginning of the war.

The Russians say they allegedly received over 2.7 million requests from those wishing to move to Russia from more than 2,000 settlements in Ukraine.