Mass panic continues in Russia amid “partial mobilization”. Citizens of the aggressor state say that it is better to go to prison than to war. Apparently, they have forgotten that the Kremlin also transfers prisoners to Ukraine.
Russian social networks are flooded with the only topic – mobilization. How to avoid it is the only thing that is now of interest to the population of this country, writes Channel 24.
They ask where the subpoenas are distributed and ask not to rape : how the Russians are panicking because of the mobilization
In social networks, the Russians write that the subpoenas are handed out to them right in the middle of the street. Military registration and enlistment office workers come to shopping centers and pick up men. They are not even allowed to go home to take some things. Telegram channels are simply teeming with such stories, therefore, because of this, the panic among the population of the aggressor state is even more intensified.
The Russians complain that their mobilization is already taking place in the same way as in the L/DPR. Now they even admit that people in the Donbass are criminally thrown to the front line without preparation, and do not talk about how their government saves “Danbass from neo-Nazis”.
Russia takes everyone into its army – the sick, those with many children, unsuitable. Commissions at military enlistment offices look at medical examinations 15 years ago, but do not conduct new ones.
Russians panic amid mobilization/Screenshots from social networks
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The Russians directly say that they will not go to war in Ukraine. Apparently, prison is better. At the same time, some of them even want to write to criminal authorities and prisoners so that they do not beat or rape them, “if it's not very hard.” At the same time, they assure that they will “behave calmly,” especially since they are “not for long.”
The Russians are also complaining about the situation in the military registration and enlistment offices. Allegedly, they are kept there all day without food and water, and they don’t even do a physical examination. The very next day they are sent to study and do not even give time to collect the necessary equipment. One Russian said that he was enrolled in the elite Kantemirovskaya brigade despite the fact that he had a hernia.
At the same time, even the military enlistment office doubts that the mobilized will return home.
In Russian military registration and enlistment offices doubt that the mobilized will return home/Screenshot
