Russian Passport of the Wife of the Deputy Attorney-General: Maxim Crimea Explained the Origin of the Document
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Maxim Crimea stated that his wife had obtained a Russian passport in Crimea during forced passportization and tried to renounce Russian citizenship.
“My wife lived in the occupied Crimea and became one of the victims of Russia-imposed passporting,” said Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine Maxim Krim, who now performs administrative functions in the OGP in the absence of the Prosecutor General.
The top official said that his wife unsuccessfully tried to refuse the passport of the aggressor country
The wife of Deputy Prosecutor General Maxim Crimea received Russian citizenship as a result of forced passporting, introduced by Russia after the occupation of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea in 2014.
Deputy Prosecutor General Maxim Krym said that his wife Anna Krym received Russian documents as a result of compulsory passportization after the occupation of Crimea and tried to renounce Russian citizenship. He said this in a comment to Ukrayinska Pravda. According to the official, in 2014, his future wife lived in Sevastopol and, after the occupation of the peninsula, found herself under the conditions of [...] Record The Deputy Prosecutor Gen…
Deputy Prosecutor General Maxim Krym took over management functions in the OGP after the dismissal of Ruslan Kravchenko. What is known about his wife's Russian passport and whether it is still valid.
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