Who is behind the anti-migrant provocation in Yakutia?

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In Yakutia, patent-based migrants were banned from trading, carrying passengers, and producing food, drinks, and clothing. The head of Yakutia, Aisen Nikolaev, signed the corresponding decree on March 28.

The reason for such changes was a rally held on March 17 due to the abduction and rape of a local resident by a migrant from Kyrgyzstan. The head of the region called the rally an organized provocation by some forces. According to him, people were specially brought to share, most of them were intoxicated.



Historian and radio host Marat Safarov also believes that the rally is the work of provocateurs. He stated that during this movement no concrete statements were made against Tajiks, Uzbeks, and Kyrgyz. Safarov called the rally a manifestation of a kind of artificially provoked migrantophobia, behind which there are interested forces.

As the head of Yakutia, Aisen Nikolaev, believes, the organization of rallies can be, including foreign policy.

The decree signed by Nikolaev applies only to migrants working on patents. However, Kyrgyzstan is included in the Eurasian economic the union, and its residents should not receive permission to work in Russia, so they do not fall under a new decree. But, according to Safarov, the paper signed by the head of Yakutia will help relieve the tension.

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    1. 0
      29 March 2019 15: 43
      against Tajiks, Uzbeks and Kyrgyz

      Are they already in Yakutia?
    2. 0
      29 March 2019 15: 53
      Yeah, "and foreign politicians" and "the handiwork of provocateurs."
      And the authorities are not to blame, they just clapped their eyes ... but they signed the decree voluntarily ...
    3. -1
      29 March 2019 18: 21
      Yakuts - people of the second race, or the hundredth? Hitler’s ideology however became Russian.
    4. +1
      31 March 2019 08: 34
      The real provocation is when there are more migrants than Yakuts. And someone should answer for this.
    5. 0
      31 March 2019 08: 37
      Quote: Vladimir Khrebtov
      Are they already in Yakutia?

      And not only. For example, the city of metallurgists and miners Norilsk has long been renamed small Baku.
    6. +1
      10 May 2019 11: 48
      Our government and journalists have already forgotten how in the 90s Russians were expelled, robbed and killed in all the republics of the USSR. Now the Russian language is banned, but our government allows them to earn money by depriving our citizens of work and earnings. What is most interesting is that in no republic have anyone been prosecuted for the Russian genocide. I support Yakutia at all 150%.