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The wife of Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Maksym Krym, and her parents received Russian passports in April 2014. Maksym Krym claims that his wife was a victim of forced passportisation in occupied Crimea and that he attempted to renounce her Russian citizenship unsuccessfully. He asserts that this does not affect his official duties.
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The wife of Deputy Prosecutor General Maksym Krym and her parents received Russian passports in April 2014. This information was confirmed by data obtained by the KibOrg project from Russian databases.
Maxim Krym, the Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine, stated that his wife became a victim of forced passportization in occupied Crimea. He noted that he attempted to renounce her Russian citizenship unsuccessfully and emphasized that this does not affect his official duties.
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