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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: September 9, 2023, 6:53 am
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       He then walked back to the underground conduit near Leo Tolstoy
       Square. Natalia, 42, who is also homeless and caring for Yuriy,
       said that about a week later the police also detained her, but
       this time they took her to the Lisovyi Masyv neighborhood, north
       of Kiev. «Each of us was given a sheet of paper with a number.
       "The police accompanied the bus, in which there were 40 people,"
       she said.
       Although the police did not explain to Yuriy and Phone Number
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       why they were being expelled from the
       city, they both expressed outrage at these episodes, believing
       that they were intended to use them as "cannon fodder" or free
       labor to dig trenches. Both acknowledged that they were treated
       well, but the police left them in a dangerous place from which
       they had to return on their own. When asked for comment, the
       Kiev city police stated that officers “did not participate in
       (…) the deportation of people without permanent residence in the
       capital.
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       Although police officers denied that homeless people in Kiev
       were being driven out of the city, other homeless people I spoke
       to, including Oleh and Misha, reported that something similar
       happened to them or people they know. From these reports, it
       appears that the Kiev police repeated this “evacuation” several
       times after the start of the invasion and until the Russian
       troops left the Kiev region. A possible explanation could be the
       existence of Russian saboteurs operating in the Kiev region: to
       reduce the number of possible suspects, the police may have
       decided to remove people who were living on the streets. Back to
       normal Today almost a month has passed since Russian troops
       withdrew from the kyiv region.
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