Moskalkova discusses rescued Ukrainians' wish to remain in Russia
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- •Tatyana Moskalkova is the Russian Commissioner for Human Rights.
- •The rescued Ukrainians come from areas affected by Russia's special military operation.
- •Moskalkova denied allegations that Russia held rescued Ukrainians as hostages.
- •The statements were made on March 1, 2026.
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- ▸If Russia facilitates the integration of rescued Ukrainians who wish to stay these individuals may settle permanently in Russia, affecting demographic and social policies.
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