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| In Transcarpathia, a hotel owner was detained for helping draft evaders | |
| 2024-06-09 | |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. [Regnum] In Transcarpathia, the owners of a hotel were detained, who are suspected of helping evaders cross the state border with Slovakia. The Ukrainian publication “Straana.ua” writes about this. The publication clarifies that the man allegedly looked for draft dodgers through social networks, settled them in his hotel complex in Transcarpathia, and then independently took them abroad. He estimated the cost of this service at $8 thousand (more than 715 thousand rubles). As Regnum reported, a law on strengthening mobilization came into force in Ukraine on May 18. In particular, it provides for fines for failure to appear at the military registration and enlistment office. The law required all men between the ages of 18 and 60 to carry a military ID at all times. In addition, Ukrainians liable for military service who are abroad must provide their credentials within 60 days. Military registration and enlistment offices received the right to confiscate cars from citizens for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In fact, the law on strengthening mobilization deprived draft dodgers of the right to appeal court decisions in disputes with military registration and enlistment offices. The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, called this law an act of genocide of Ukrainians. In turn, Russia’s permanent representative to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, said that men’s evasion from mobilization in Ukraine has reached record proportions. The diplomat noted that the law will actually deprive Ukrainian men of military age of all rights. On June 1, the press service of the Western Regional Directorate of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine reported that at least 45 men evading mobilization have died since the beginning of the special operation, trying to escape from the territory of Ukraine through mountains and rivers. According to Ukrainian border guards, to date there are 45 people who have died “while trying to overcome natural obstacles.” It is emphasized that we are talking only about confirmed facts and the real number of deaths is higher. More from regnum.ru Expert: mobilization of child soldiers shows desperation of the US and Ukraine The US demand to lower the mobilization age in Ukraine to 18 years old means Washington and Kyiv are ready to send child soldiers to the front to be used as cannon fodder.
“Washington and Kyiv say they support human rights, but support the unethical use of child soldiers in combat zones. They know that these soldiers will be used as cannon fodder in a conflict that they provoked and which could have easily been ended,” the expert noted. He believes that the likely lowering of the mobilization age in Ukraine indicates “growing desperation on the part of the United States and Ukraine.” As Regnum reported, the Kiev regime will continue to lower the conscription age in the country. These are the conditions for military support from Washington, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on June 7 at a plenary meeting of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. At the same time, forced mobilization carried out under Western pressure will not help Kiev change the situation on the battlefield, the Russian leader emphasized. In Russia, victory during a special operation in Ukraine does not require additional mobilization. The Russian army seeks to squeeze out the enemy, and not to defeat him as quickly as possible. For such tactics, patriotic volunteers are enough, the president noted. In Ukraine, a new law on mobilization has been in force since May 18. It involves, in particular, the abolition of the norm on limited fitness, the reduction of the conscription age from 27 to 25 years and numerous restrictions on the rights of those who evade conscription or do not provide up-to-date information to military registration and enlistment offices. Ukrainian media reported that on the day the law came into force, the streets of cities in the territory controlled by the Kiev regime were empty. | |
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