338 Foreign Nationals to Be Deported After Moscow Raid
Over 330 foreigners will be deported from Russia following a raid in north Moscow, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported.
Consensus
- A migration raid was conducted in northern Moscow.
- 1,406 administrative protocols were issued against foreign nationals.
- 338 foreign nationals will be deported from Russia.
- 842 decisions were made to prohibit entry into Russia.
- 13 criminal cases were opened for illegal border crossing and falsified documents.
- 22 additional criminal cases were opened for other offenses.
- Three foreign nationals were found to be in international fugitive status.
- The raid targeted hotels, hostels, residential buildings, public places, and streets.
Points of divergence
- Police imposed fines for administrative violations. — vesti
- More than 330 foreign nationals will be deported. — tg_rian_ru
Coverage (4 sources)
- On Kamchatka 28 foreigners will be expelled from Russia — Вести
- In Moscow, 338 foreigners will be deported after a migration raid — Вести
- More than 330 foreigners will be deported from Russia following the raid in north Moscow, reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. — РИА Новости (Telegram)
- More than 300 people will be deported from the Russian Federation following a migration raid in northern Moscow — Интерфакс