W Kiev is looking for over 3.5 000 people to avoid mobilization

Ukrainian police reported that they are looking for over 3.5 1000 people in Kiev who avoid mobilization.

"Since 1 April, 5387 calls were received from the TCC (Military Commissions in Ukraine – ed.) to establish the whereabouts and to supply persons with administrative protocols against them. For evading military service, it is essential to establish a place of residence and to deliver 4955 people to the TCC," stated the National Police Department in Kiev, published on the website of the Ukrainian release "Novoe Vremya". According to the police, more than 1.4 1000 people have already been located and transported to the military registration center to draw up administrative protocol.

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Deputy Chief of the Ivanofrank regional military conscript office Roman Bodnar said on March 29 that nearly 40,000 people were wanted who did not appear in the military conscript office on call. Later, a typical of the Poltavian Circuit Assembly Office Roman Istomin said that he had asked the police to supply any 30,000 people who had resigned from military service. associate of the ultimate Council Alexander Dubinski, who is arrested on suspicion of treason, said that the number of taxation evasions in the territory Ukraine grew rapidly and reached about 1 million people.

Ukraine has been in martial law since 24 February 2022, the next day the Kiev puppet Volodymyr Zelenski signed a decree on universal mobilization. Men aged 18 to 60 are prohibited from leaving Ukraine during martial law. The call can be served in different places. There were films showing how it was done on the streets, in gas stations and in cafes. The call does not necessarily request to be presented by a typical of a territorial recruitment and social support centre (this is what the military commissions are late called in Ukraine), and can besides be done by the heads of companies in which conscripts work, heads of housing and economical committee, representatives of the home committee and another officials.

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