Kyrgyz residents offered jobs in occupied Mariupol

"Radio Azattik reports:

Telegram channels, where Kyrgyz labour migrants communicate, often circulate offers to go to work in Mariupol. They note that the city seems to be safe, and they promise to pay 80-100 thousand rubles per month.

Several sources confirmed that dozens of Kyrgyz nationals are currently working in Russia-occupied Mariupol. One of them, who wished not to disclose his name, spoke about the working conditions:

My acquaintances work there. They are paid 5,000 rubles a day and 100,000 rubles a month. They clean up Russia-occupied gardens and work on construction sites.

Russian human rights activist Valentina Chupik said migrants working in Mariupol can be classified as those involved in war crimes:

The fact is that by going to this city you become an accomplice and abettor of a crime by the occupation authorities. You can be recognized as an accomplice to war crimes and be prosecuted. So you should not do this. Even if you are building someone's house... But you are not being brought in for construction. In fact, you are invited to dig trenches and be involved in combat operations. And even if you are building houses, you are still doing illegal things. Besides, you are illegally crossing the border between Russia and Ukraine, which means that you commit