The television channel “Russia 24” reported the start of large-scale raids against migrants in Kommunarka, resulting in the detention of more than 400 migrants. Photo: Internet According to the state television channel “Russia 24“, reinforced police units are on duty in the Kommunarka area around the clock, checking documents. Following residents’ requests for increased public […]
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The television channel “Russia 24” reported the start of large-scale raids against migrants in Kommunarka, resulting in the detention of more than 400 migrants.
Photo: Internet
According to the state television channel “Russia 24“, reinforced police units are on duty in the Kommunarka area around the clock, checking documents. Following residents’ requests for increased public order, employees of the traffic police, patrol service, and district officers are working together.
Large-scale raids are being conducted not only near the subway and public transport stops but also in homes where residents have complained about a large number of illegal migrants. In this regard, the head of the Information and Public Relations Department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for Moscow, Vladimir Vasenin, stated:
“Moscow police are systematically conducting activities in the Troitsky and Novomoskovsky administrative districts. These are aimed at curbing violations, including migration legislation. Special attention is paid to areas adjacent to the “Prokshino” metro station. All citizens who have committed offenses are taken to the territorial police department and held accountable as prescribed by law.”
Next to residential buildings is an agro-complex, whose employees often rent apartments here, frequently in violation of the law. This is how “rubber apartments” emerged, where 10-15 people live.
It is reported that now the area will be assisted not only by the police but also by the tax service. The owners of the apartments who rent them out to tenants without documents are becoming the culprits of the flow of illegal migrants in the comfort-class residential complex. Residents initially tried to fight against such businessmen themselves.
Earlier, the Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Nikolai Patrushev, called on regional leaders, law enforcement agencies, and special services to enhance public safety in areas where migrants live and work, as the large influx of labor migrants poses serious risks of increased crime, ethnic and religious conflicts, mass riots, and contributes to rising tensions among the indigenous population.
Photo: Internet