Will Russians Who Obtained Citizenship Through Extraordinary Means Be Stripped of It?
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The Slovenian authorities have initiated a review of the legality of the issuance of passports under the simplified procedure of almost a hundred Russian citizens, including a friend of the current President of the country, Natasha Pirz-Musar, writes Slovenia Times. The Slovenian Government has instructed the law enforcement authorities to verify the existence of grounds for the deprivation of Slovenian citizenship by the 93 Russians who have ob…
The government has decided to check whether there are any grounds for revoking citizenship for Russian citizens who have acquired Slovenian citizenship through extraordinary naturalization since 2015. The decision was made due to Russia's aggression against Ukraine, they announced.
Among the aforementioned 93 Russians who have Slovenian citizenship is Viktorija Krivolutska, a friend of the President of the Republic, Nataša Pirc Musar.
The Slovenian government has ordered the verification of 93 Russian citizens who have acquired Slovenian citizenship through the extraordinary naturalization procedure since 2015. SOVA, the Intelligence and Security Service and the Police will verify whether any of them have grounds for revoking Slovenian citizenship.
The government today decided that the Slovenian Police, the Slovenian Immigration Service and the police will check the possible existence of grounds for revoking citizenship for Russian citizens who have acquired Slovenian citizenship through extraordinary naturalization since 2015. The decision was made due to Russia's long-term aggression against Ukraine and the sanctions adopted, according to a statement after the government session.
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