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The summons come to deceased, women and large fathers
Since September 21, Petersburgers complain about the mistakes of "partial mobilization". The military enlistment offices are taken to military units of people who show the “reservation” for work, try to prove the mistake in the call or clearly do not meet the criteria. The commissars reply that the military persons themselves are to blame: they allegedly do not report that they had grounds for delay - for example, disability or several children.
“Paper” talks about cases most clearly indicating the problems of “partial mobilization”. Read how the St. Petersburg military registration and enlistment offices tried to call for the war in Ukraine the dead, women, people with disabilities and health problems, as well as large fathers and the only breadwinners.
The dead. In St. Petersburg, agendas come to people who have died for several months (and even years) ago
The Petersburger anonymously told Mediazone that on September 23, police officers came with the agenda in the name of her uncle, who died nine years ago. For about 15 minutes, the security forces tried to get into the apartment and said that if they were not let in, they would call the Ministry of Emergencies and take out the door. When they opened it, it turned out that the person in whose name the agenda was decorated was already dead for a long time.
In early October, in the Krasnogvardeisky district of St. Petersburg, they tried to call a man who died two years ago to the front. This was told by his widow, writes Rotonda. “I can only tell my husband’s place of stay. Let them go there and personally hand the agenda, ”the woman wrote. On October 10, the reader of Paper Svyatoslav shared that they wanted to hand the agenda to a 40-year-old man who died in April this year. Before his death, this man was registered with one of the neuropsychiatric dispensaries of the city for more than ten years, Svyatoslav said. The deceased was an ordinary missile forces of strategic purpose.
Women. The military enlistment offices of St. Petersburg sent the summons to the citizen of Israel and the Petersburger with a license for weapons
On October 12 in St. Petersburg, the military enlistment office tried to call on Avital Parfenenko - a citizen of Israel, who does not live in Russia. This was reported on Facebook by her mother Marina Pisarenko. According to the woman, Parfenenko has a visual impairment, and also underwent kidney transplantation.
- Representatives of the commissariat burst through the door, despite everything, to put it mildly, burdening circumstances, and demanded to give a “fighter” a tall of 149 centimeters. Yes, and most importantly, the “fighter” is an Israeli citizen where he lives happily.
In early October, the summons also came to two residents of the Krasnogvardeisky district. One of them, 43-year-old hope, was put in a mailbox, writes Fontanka with reference to her husband. The woman did not undergo military training. The second resident of the district, 35-year-old Lyudmila, associated the receipt of the agenda with the presence of her license for firearms and a hunting rifle registered in her name.
In October, in the Frunze district, the military enlistment office tried to call a resident of Ukraine, Rotonda reports with reference to a familiar woman. She did not take the door to the employees of the military registration and enlistment office, she did not take the summons.
People with health problems. A summons come even to Petersburgers with disabilities
At the end of September in St. Petersburg, the 28-year-old Yegor (the name changed) with renal colic complicated by hydronephrosis was mobilized , he himself told the “paper” about this. The young man cannot be lifted by heavy objects, he often falls into fainting. After receiving the agenda, Yegor came to the military registration and enlistment office with documents that prove his worthless (is at the disposal of “paper” ). However, the military commissar refused to listen to him and stated that the medical commission would be held already in the military unit in Kamenka.
At the military training camp, Yegor became ill - a stone began to come out of the kidneys. The young man was sent to the central hospital of Vyborg. Thanks to this, he did not go to the front. Read more here .
In October, in the Krasnogvardeisky district, the agenda was given a man with bronchial asthma when he came to the therapist. In case, I drew attention to the Fontanka, which the man himself wrote. According to the publication, he wanted to register at the allergist in the clinic at a new place of residence, but during admission, a man who handed him the summons entered the office. The interlocutor of Fontanka signed in the document, although due to the disease he had a disability earlier.
In the Office for Migration of St. Petersburg, the agenda was awarded a man with a vision of –19 Jamalu when he came to put his father on migration records. On October 6, the young man himself told the Mash telegram channel. Jamal has dual citizenship - Tajikistan and Russia, where he moved in 2009. In his homeland he was not called up for service and recognized as worthless due to vision problems. Later, in this case, the vice-governor of St. Petersburg Boris Piotrovsky drew attention to this case. According to him, if after the check it turns out that the young man could not be called, he will be returned home.
Many children and the only breadwinners. In St. Petersburg, they are received for the ban
On October 11, in the Krasnogvardeisky district, six children were put in a mailbox to his father. He told Fontanka about this. “The fact that the district administration does not have information that I have six children is excluded because they gave me a certificate of large families, and indeed the children were registered with me in the same apartment, and it was there that the agenda came,” the Petersburger added. Whether the man went to the military registration and enlistment office and whether he was sent to the service is unknown.
In the Krasnoselsky district, five children were also going to mobilize the father of five children. Artashes Khachatryan was awarded the agenda on October 4, on the same day his wife filed a complaint against the Governor's page. The next day, when Khachatryan came to the military enlistment office, he was given a delay. On October 8, Boris Piotrovsky, vice-governor of St. Petersburg, spoke about the situation in his telegram channel.
In St. Petersburg, in addition, they are trying to illegally mobilize men whose dependents are pensioners and relatives with disabilities. The photographer Stanislav Liepa told Paper that in early October they tried to hand him a summons when he submitted documents for a passport at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Kirovsky district. The argument that the man takes care of the disabled person of group I did not change the position of an employee of the department - the photographer did not accept the application for registration of a passport without signing the agenda.
The 48-year-old Petersburger Sergei Stivoloki was mobilized despite the fact that his mother with disabilities is located on his dependence. This was announced by the Telegram channel "Caution, News" with reference to the words of the daughter of Stivoloki. The man received the agenda on the first day of mobilization, September 21. At the same time, representatives of the military registration and enlistment office knew that he was caring for a relative. After the appeal of the journalists, the authorities said that they did not see offenses in the mobilization of Stivoloki. Vice-governor Kirill Polyakov added that "not every case of caring for a person with disabilities is the basis for obtaining a deferred from the army."
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- "I revised my view of the state." Mobilized wives - about how they escorted husbands to war.
- “Calling on the stumps”: how Petersburgians distribute “fake” summons and why their recipients go to the training camp.