Russia has deprived Ukrainians of their rights in the temporarily occupied territories who have not received its passports.

Since the beginning of January, Ukrainians living in the temporarily occupied territories and who have not received a Russian passport have lost all their rights. This information was reported by the Center for National Resistance.

It is noted that Russian occupiers have deprived Ukrainians living in the occupied territories of any rights. Starting from January 1, Ukrainian citizens who used to receive medicines at discounted prices will no longer have that opportunity. This will negatively affect people with cardiovascular diseases, asthma, and diabetes. Without a Russian passport, they will have to purchase medications at full price. However, it is practically impossible to obtain the necessary medical drugs in the occupied territories. If they are able to purchase them, the price will be twice or even three times higher than the market price.

Occupiers are also planning to deport residents of the Zaporizhia region who have not issued a Russian passport on equal terms with foreigners.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia has confirmed that starting from January 1, 2025, foreign citizens will be able to stay in the territory of the Russian Federation without a visa for no more than 90 days in a calendar year.

The Center for National Resistance calls on all caring individuals to join the fight against Russian occupiers and assist the Resistance Movement in punishing those who have made life unbearable for Ukrainians.

It should be noted that during 2024, the Armed Forces of Ukraine reduced the number of the Russian army by 430,790 military personnel. Approximately that number corresponds to 36 motorized rifle divisions of the ground forces. Throughout 2024, the enemy has suffered more losses than in 2022 and 2023.