It became known where the occupiers are holding Ukrainians evacuated from Mariupol

About 400 citizens of Ukraine, taken out of Mariupol, are being held in the Penza region of Russia. There, the invaders set up a camp for the forcibly deported residents of Mariupol. This was reported by the Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine for Human Rights Lyudmila Denisova.

According to her, she was informed about the camp for Mariupol residents in the Penza region by Russians who support Ukraine. It is noted that this is a guarded institution of a closed type with several buildings surrounded by a fence. Ukrainians are prohibited from leaving the territory of the facility.

In the camp, the occupiers keep mainly women and children, including babies. One of these days, another batch of Ukrainian citizens is expected to arrive,” Denisova wrote.

The Ombudsman said that the Ukrainians are in an extremely difficult and depressed state. They are not told anything and are not told where they will be taken next.

She added that the camp lacks baby food and personal hygiene items. Women have to cook food from the products that the occupiers give out.

Representatives of Sberbank came to the camp, collected lists for card accounts, said that they would transfer 10 thousand rubles each, but this did not happen, Denisova wrote.