Belarusian volunteer Karina Potemkina is being expelled from Ukraine, reports the Belarusian Gayun project. The Migration Service did not accept her documents for obtaining a temporary residence permit. Potemkina must leave Ukraine by July 15.

Karina Potemkina helps to eliminate the consequences of the “Russian world” in Bucha, Kyiv region: dismantle the rubble of destroyed houses and get the bodies of dead Ukrainians from under them. On June 30, the Buchansk community handed gratitude to the volunteer.

“However, last Wednesday it turned out that the girl’s documents were not accepted for obtaining a temporary residence permit.. And today, the Free Belarus Center reported that a Belarusian woman was returned her passport with a stamp on forced expulsion from the country,” the report says..

Earlier, volunteer Anisiya Kozlyuk was denied a residence permit, after a public outcry, Kozlyuk’s documents were nevertheless accepted.

Potemkina arrived in Ukraine in December 2021, having received a warning that she could be detained for active citizenship. Settled in Bucha. With the outbreak of a full-scale war, she decided to stay in the country, from the first days she has been volunteering.

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It should be noted that after the protests of 2020, many Belarusians who opposed the regime of the dictator Alexander Lukashenko moved to Ukraine. Here they tried to start life from scratch and equip life. With the start of a full-scale Russian invasion, many of them remained in the country.

Lukashenka allowed Russia to turn Belarus into a springboard for an attack on Ukraine. Russian bombers launch missiles at Ukraine from Belarusian airfields, Belarusian military men repair Russian equipment knocked out in Ukraine. But Russian President Vladimir Putin does not abandon attempts to completely draw Belarus into the war.

Belarusians continue to resist: anti-war actions are being carried out in the country actually occupied by the Russian Federation, detachments of “rail partisans” are operating, a regiment named after them is fighting for the freedom and independence of Ukraine. Kastus Kalinouski.