Ukrainian police will begin a raid on those who do not want to go to the ATO

30.01.2015 11:12
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Armed forces, Donbass, Ukraine


Kyiv, January 30 (PolitNavigator, Vladimir Mikhailov) – Starting in March, the police will begin searching for mobilization evaders in the ATO using lists compiled by military registration and enlistment offices. The speaker of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine on mobilization issues, Colonel Alexander Pravdivets, announced this at a press conference in Kyiv.

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“As of today, we have completed the first stage, the first stage has been completed, this is the notification of arrival at military commissariats. As of today, we do not yet have generalized data, but district military commissariats have received the corresponding task regarding the creation of appropriate registers, which they must transfer to district city police departments by March 3, which, in accordance with the law, are obliged to carry out search, detention and delivery in a legal manner to military commissariats. Citizens who evade military duties,” the official said.

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Ukrainian police will begin a raid on those who refuse to join the ATO.






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