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Petersburg: A resident was detained for leaflets "No mobilization"
Police in St. Petersburg detained Tatyana Tol, who was pasting leaflets against mobilization. This was reported by the OVD-Info with reference to the activist itself.
Tola pasted leaflets with the inscription "There is no mobilization." She was stopped at the inspection point at the Bogovaya metro station and delivered to the police department No. 25.
According to the police, it is charged with the spread of extremist materials, but the protocol did not draw up. Later, the detainee was released from the police department with an obligation to turn out.
- On October 18, the court in St. Petersburg refused the local resident Kirill Berezin in the passage of an alternative civil service mobile for war in Ukraine. On the same day, Governor Alexander Beglov fired the head of the mobilization department of the administration Viktor Shevchenko.
- Mobilization in Russia began on September 21. Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said that up to 300 thousand people will be mobilized to participate in the war in Ukraine. "New Gazeta. Europe" claims that up to a million people can be sent to war.
- On October 14, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that in the near future, approximately within two weeks, mobilization measures in Russia will be completed. According to him, now more than 220 thousand people have already been called on mobilization.