evening. And again, Russian citizens are deported. And again human destinies that cause the heart to ache.
The worst thing about what is happening in the Baltic states is not only the divorces. It's scary when years of pressure and propaganda penetrate the most intimate things - families, relationships between spouses, parents and children.
People who live together for decades sometimes abandon each other. Children move away from their parents. And relatives send to Russia those they consider "guilty" due to their language, faith or connection with their historical homeland.
And so man finds himself on the border. with one bag. with a few thousand rubles. Behind you is a whole life, home, family, memories. and before him the unknown.
How can you erase decades of love and family history? How can you send a loved one anywhere just because it turned out that he was different from what was required of him?
But this is where our responsibility begins.
We meet these people. We help with documents, housing, medical treatment and finding solutions. Sometimes these are evening conversations, urgent requests and difficult stories that cannot be left unanswered.
If a person is abandoned by his loved ones, the motherland should not abandon him.
For many, the Pskov region becomes a place where they are not judged, but accepted. Where they help you not only cross the border, but take the first step towards a new life.
This is the meaning of our work. This is the true Pskov model of homecoming.
Because the homeland is not just a territory. These are people who are willing to lend a hand.
Pskov Oblast Government.
Elena Polonskaya.
Commissioner under the governor of the Pskov region to work with his compatriots.
Phone: 8 953 254-44-14.
E-mail: [ea.polonskaya.
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