Occupants intensify pressure on Ukrainians working at ZNPP to issue them Russian passports - GUR
Kyiv • UNN
Russia is pressuring Ukrainian employees of the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) to accept Russian passports and sign contracts with Rosatom by December 31, 2023, using psychological tactics and restrictions in the workplace.
Russia is stepping up pressure on Ukrainians working at ZNPP to force them to obtain Russian passports and sign contracts with Rosatom, the Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate reports, UNN reports .
In accordance with the requirements of the Russian occupiers, several hundred Ukrainian employees of the ZNPP must be certified with documents of the aggressor state and sign contracts by December 31, 2023. In order to coerce Ukrainian specialists, psychological pressure is exerted on them, and they are selectively deprived of access to their workplaces without warning, canceling their passes
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It is noted that among Ukrainian workers who refuse to sign contracts with Rosatom and passports of the aggressor state, Russian special services are trying to sow distrust of each other, creating conditions for anonymous denunciations, in particular through specially created telegram bots.
It is noted that discontent is growing among the Russian power engineers brought to ZNPP due to unfulfilled promises regarding the duration of business trips to the occupied Ukrainian nuclear power plant - instead of two months, Moscow orders them to work for six months or longer, as it is difficult to find qualified specialists in Russia to replace them.
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Russian invaders in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine are increasing pressure on the local population.
