Slovakia deprives Ukrainian-Israeli citizen of protection for pro-Russian online activities
Kyiv • UNN
Slovakia has revoked temporary protection for Artem Marchevsky, who is accused of pro-Russian activities. Earlier, he lost protection in the Czech Republic due to sanctions, and then received it in Slovakia under the EU refugee program.
Slovakia has canceled protection for a Ukrainian-Israeli citizen for pro-Russian activities. This was reported by Reuters, according to UNN.
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Slovakia has canceled the temporary protection it had previously granted to Artem Marchevsky, a citizen of Ukraine and Israel, accused of conducting a pro-Russian campaign through a news website.
Marchevsky was sanctioned by the Czech Republic for his activities and lost his protection in that country. He was subsequently granted temporary protection in Slovakia earlier this year, using the EU's refugee program. However, Slovakia has now decided to revoke this status after a thorough review of his case.
