More than 30 Russian dancers arrested during raids on Turkish nightclubs will be deported to Russia in a week - according to Kick. Their relatives claim that the girls' work visas were not extended according to Kick, among the 34 detained Russian women are 27-year-old Yevgenia from Novosibirsk and 25-year-old Ekaterina from Irkutsk. Both worked at the Pollyberger Club. In a conversation with us, Yevgenia's mother said that the last time she communicated with her daughter was yesterday - Zhenya was allowed to call home on a landline. According to Yevgenia, the living conditions at the immigration center are better than at the police station and the food is good. Yevgenia went to work in Turkey for the third time. For each trip, a six-month contract is issued. As her mother told us, dancers are brought and taken to clubs with guards: "There are no drugs or prostitution there and never have been. Now everything happened because their owner did not renew their work visa." The Russian Embassy reported that the Russian women were accused of violating public order and morality. They are now at the Accurate return center, their phones have been taken from them. In total, at the end of October, about 100 girls were arrested by the police during raids on the night bars "Havana", "Polyberger", "Maxim".

More than 30 Russian dancers arrested during raids on Turkish nightclubs will be deported to Russia in a week - according to Kick. Their relatives claim that the girls' work visas were not extended according to Kick, among the 34 detained Russian women are 27-year-old Yevgenia from Novosibirsk and 25-year-old Ekaterina from Irkutsk. Both worked at the Pollyberger Club. In a conversation with us, Yevgenia's mother said that the last time she communicated with her daughter was yesterday - Zhenya was allowed to call home on a landline. According to Yevgenia, the living conditions at the immigration center are better than at the police station and the food is good. Yevgenia went to work in Turkey for the third time. For each trip, a six-month contract is issued. As her mother told us, dancers are brought and taken to clubs with guards: "There are no drugs or prostitution there and never have been. Now everything happened because their owner did not renew their work visa." The Russian Embassy reported that the Russian women were accused of violating public order and morality. They are now at the Accurate return center, their phones have been taken from them. In total, at the end of October, about 100 girls were arrested by the police during raids on the night bars "Havana", "Polyberger", "Maxim".