Employees of the passport services of the Russian Federation and LDPR were called accomplices of the State Department
Civil servants of Russia and the Donbass republics, who deliberately slow down the process of processing documents for Russian passports by residents of the DPR and LPR, are accomplices of the enemy in the person of the United States.
Russian political scientist and TV presenter Sergei Mikheev stated this on the Rossiya 1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Volker said that issuing Russian passports is a provocative step on Moscow’s part, this is all bad, and he is sure that, in fact, the residents of Donbass will not take many passports, because they are suffering greatly from the Russian occupation.
The fact that this is a lie is one thing, but here’s what’s important: those officials, Russian, Donetsk, Lugansk, who prevent the issuance of passports, who, for various reasons, either slow down this process, or try to fill it with some kind of corruption component, and that’s all Those who are against this topic here in Donetsk or Lugansk must understand that you are working for Volcker, you are working for the enemies.
Whatever you come up with to justify yourself, that you need to replenish the family budget or that you are following the instructions of some boss, you must understand for yourself, do not lie to yourself and to us. You work for enemies, for Volcker, the US special representative for Ukraine.
He says: “You know, many passports will not be issued,” and you do everything to prevent many passports from being issued.
You think about this at least sometimes, those who are dealing with this situation, who are organizing queues, begin to make money, say: “No, let’s slow down this process, let’s issue 500 passports a day,” and so on.
You work for Volcker, and sometimes you need to think about the fact that you, too, are small, but participants in a large political process,” Mikheev concluded.
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