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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: September 9, 2023, 6:53 am
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       As Mykola, who currently has no passport, said: “I slowly empty
       my pockets” when searched by the police, who “often” take him
       for an identity check at a local police station. Yuriy (he
       declined to give his real name for fear of getting in trouble
       with the police), 62, currently lives in sleeping bags and
       blankets spread on the floor of an underground shaft near Leo
       Tolstoy Square, downtown from Kiev. As people pass by, he
       masterfully paints miniature faces with watercolors in a small
       notebook with no blank pages left. He said he has lived in this
       location for some time, but claimed that Kiev police tried to
       remove him from the city in about the second week of the
       invasion.
       According to Yuriy, one day a police officer approached him,
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       if he was homeless and if he had his
       passport. Then the policeman told him to follow him. «My legs
       hurt and it was difficult for me to walk. I told him. “They took
       me to the police station near the central train station, on
       Starovokzalna Street,” he said. There, police rounded up another
       120 people and kept them in the courtyard of the police station,
       Yuriy said.
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       Most had no documents, but some did, and those with passports
       were outraged because they saw no justifiable reason to be
       detained there. "They fed us oatmeal," he recalled. «The police
       then wrote down our personal details and took a mugshot. Then
       they took about 30 people, including me, on a bus from kyiv in
       the direction of Troieshchyna (a neighborhood in the east of the
       city). They dropped us behind a military outpost near a forest
       in the vicinity of the thermal power plant. "We could hear
       gunshots." Yuriy said that the soldiers at the outpost allowed
       them to return in the direction of kyiv.
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