Russia prepares a new wave of deportations of Ukrainians to Siberia: program details

The Center for National Resistance reported that Russia is planning to resettle Ukrainians from temporarily occupied territories to Siberia. According to the organization, this is planned as part of the 'Siberian Development Program' worth 700 billion rubles, but actually conceals preparations for the mass resettlement of residents from occupied Ukrainian territories.

The post from the Center notes that the first stage of this 'program' has already begun: closed letters are arriving from schools, hospitals, and municipal enterprises in the occupied territories, requiring them to identify 'workers for long-term assignments' in the Far East. It is noted that people who are 'not burdened by family circumstances,' i.e., the most vulnerable, are being forced to be included in the lists, making it easier to deport them without noise.

'This is a repetition of Soviet practices of 'organized recruitments,' which once deported Crimean Tatars, Ukrainians, Chechens, and other peoples. The scenario is the same: passportization → 'assignments' → 'government resettlement programs' → demographic changes. Siberia is desolate, Russians do not want to go there - therefore, the Kremlin is preparing to build its 'new empire' with the hands of Ukrainians, torn from their homes.'

Russia has begun the 'Siberian Development Program' and plans to resettle Ukrainians from occupied territories. Under the guise of regional development, the actual process is the eviction of residents from Ukrainian lands to create a new demographic picture, which raises concerns and associations with Soviet practices.