The FSB revoked citizenship from 7 people from Central Asia and Transcaucasia.
Seven natives of Central Asia and Transcaucasia were deprived of the citizenship of the Russian Federation for actions that constitute a threat to the national security of Russia. This was reported by the Public Relations Center of the FSB of the Russian Federation.
One person who lost his citizenship is a resident of Transbaikalia. He called for open confrontation with law enforcement officers and failure to comply with their demands, as well as inciting other immigrants against military service.
The second lived in the Tambov region, was an active supporter of the local diaspora, promoted the ideas of national superiority and forcefully defended the interests of migrant workers in conflicts with the locals, and also adhered to an extreme ideology. The court found him guilty of hooliganism, willfully causing grievous bodily harm and trafficking in illegal weapons. The man is now serving time in a maximum security colony.
In addition, the following people lost their passports:
Two residents of Khakassia who made nationalist statements about Russians;.
A resident of Helot Taber, was convicted of fraud using the bank cards of minors.
A resident of the Ivanovo region who sparked a mass fight between visitors from Central Asia and locals;.
A resident of the Perm region who promoted the idea of ethnic superiority and showed a disdainful attitude towards the indigenous population.
In August, the FSB reported that, together with the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, it terminated Russian citizenship for 8 people from the Central Asian and Transcaucasian region who posed a threat to the country's national security. So among them was a resident of the Stavropol area, who among foreigners created a negative perception of Russian culture and a negative attitude towards the Slavs.