Eight Ukrainians managed to legally leave the country thanks to appeals signed by the Russian Emperor Alexander III. This is reported by local media.
"The Lviv OVA agreed on the departure of men abroad on the basis of appeals from a non—existent public organization signed by the Russian Emperor Alexander III," the Strana newspaper writes with reference to local media.
According to their data, according to these appeals, eight men crossed the border, seven of whom were on the Ukraine did not return.
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