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The creation of a database of Ukrainian refugees from the places of the special military operation will simplify the search for the missing and help reunite families. About this in an interview with Interfax said the head of the Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin.
“The formation of an information database, which will include information about persons who arrived in the Russian Federation from the territory of a special military operation, will make it possible to quickly search for citizens, ensure family reunification, including with children whose parents died or disappeared without lead»,— Bastrykin said.
According to him, the information base can be created according to the type of “single window MFC”; and integrate its work with databases of various departments and ministries. In addition, Bastrykin considers it necessary to provide for the possibility of exchanging these data with the DNR and LNR.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the start of a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24. He called the goal of the operation the protection of the population of the DPR and LPR, whose independence Russia recognized a couple of days before the special operation, demilitarization and “denazification” Ukraine.
Since the beginning of hostilities, more than 10.3 million people have left Ukraine, according to the UN. According to the UN, the largest number of refugees from Ukraine was accepted by Poland— more than 5.1 million people, more than 1.9 million Ukrainians left for Russia, more than 1 million— to Hungary, about 964 thousand— to Romania. 471 thousand Ukrainian refugees left for Slovakia, for Moldova— 557 thousand
At the end of June, Human Rights Ombudsman Tatiana Moskalkova announced that there were 1.5 million Ukrainian refugees in Russia. New people cross the border every day. So, according to the FSB department for the Rostov region, on August 1, 17.5 thousand people entered through the checkpoints of the region.
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In Russia, refugees from Ukraine are placed in temporary accommodation centers (TACs). As a rule, such points are located in the buildings of children's camps, recreation centers or hotels. They provide three meals a day, and also help to draw up documents for payment, temporary asylum or citizenship. In total, 647 TAPs have been deployed in 59 regions, most of all points in the regions bordering Ukraine. Refugees can also look for housing on their own.
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