International student Parid said: "The immigration management officer lost his temper at me and said: "Iran sent drones and soldiers to train Russian troops, your visa will not be extended. You should be responsible for the actions of the Iranian government. "She also added: "I received instructions from Ukraine to leave the country within 10 days. "
Amad, a medical student who returned to China not long ago, also said that he had heard that he would leave Ukraine within 10 days. He recalled: "The immigration officer refused my request. You are Iranian and your country has been denied visa for providing drones to Russia. ”
He also advocated that many students were taken away by the Ukrainian National Security Agency for interrogation. Other international students also said that Amad’s claim was correct, but they could not say what kind of treatment the people taken away were treated.
Parid said: “Many I and I asked the school to accept online courses even if they returned to Iran.” But a few days later, the school said, ‘ Entry and Exit Administration and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs want to drop out of school, so online courses cannot be provided’. ”
After Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24 this year, Iran urged peace through dialogue, and while talking with both sides, it secretly stood on the side of Russia.
Iran sold a self-destructive drone called Shahid-136 to Russia to Russia and was caught in multiple places. But Iran still denies this point.
On the 17th of last month, the United States " Wall Street Journal" 》 quoted the Ukrainian army commander as saying that Russia's use of Iran's self-destruction drones has caused huge losses to the Ukrainian army.
As a result, the Ukrainian government announced the cancellation of its recognition of its Iranian ambassador. Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Olegni Korenko said on Twitter on 23 last month: "In order to deal with Iran's supply of weapons used in the Ukrainian war to Russia, we will cancel the recognition of Iran's ambassador to Kiyu today and significantly reduce the embassy's manpower. ”
On the 26th of the month three days later, Victor Kovalenko, a media member of the Ukrainian army, wrote on Twitter: “The Ukrainian army attacked the Russian base in Skadovsk, a territory occupied by the Russian army in Helson Prefecture. In this attack, 20 Iranian military instructors who taught the use of the Ilan Mountain drone, 40 locals and 20 Russians who were educated on the spot, died. "Tell you.
According to the Iranian Ministry of Science and Technology, 1,424 Iranian students have continued their studies since the war. On March 2 this year, the Iranian government encouraged their residents to go abroad. But many students put their studies first and stayed in Ukraine, but now going abroad seems inevitable.
Pilad said: "I have been studying at the Ukrainian State University for 5 years, but they (the Entry and Exit Administration and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) have nothing to do with us, and in fact drove me and other students out of Ukraine. They stamped our passports with red stamps. "So, college can do nothing except let us drop out of school. ”
Iranian student Ali from Tarassebchenkokiyu State University also failed to extend his visa, and there was also a red seal on his passport. Ali said: “They stamped a red seal on our passport. This makes it impossible for us to set foot on Ukraine's land in the next three years. Although we call for help from the university, there is nothing we can do about it. "He also added: "I'm only about a year away from completing my degree, and the fact that I'm going crazy." ”
