Deported Ukrainians from Russia are being held in a basement near the border with Georgia – Media.

Russia has deported at least 45 citizens of Ukraine and is holding them in a basement at the border checkpoint 'Upper Lars' on the border with Georgia. Among those detained are former prisoners, civilians, including people with disabilities, HIV-positive individuals, and those suffering from tuberculosis. They are not provided with food or medical assistance, which is leading to a deterioration in their condition. There are reports of terrible conditions in the basement, where there are even no basic living conditions.

“We are being held in a basement without basic conditions: there is no shower, no toilet, and we are not being fed. Volunteers bring humanitarian aid, but it is only enough for a few days, and not for everyone”

Ukrainian farmers are also facing problems as they are forced to sell wheat to Russia at very low prices, which could lead to significant losses. This situation may affect the incomes of Ukrainian farmers and the yield this year due to structural changes in agriculture.

The Ukrainians deported by Russia are in dire conditions, deprived of even the most basic living conditions, which jeopardizes their health and well-being. At the same time, Ukrainian farmers are forced to sell their harvest at reduced prices, which may lead to serious losses in the agricultural sector.

The news notes that Russia has deported Ukrainians and is holding them in horrific conditions in a basement, not providing the necessary assistance. It also highlights the problems faced by Ukrainian farmers who are forced to sell their harvests to Russia at low prices, threatening their incomes and yield.