
Twenty -one Russian military of those drafted into the army, as part of mobilization, is forcibly held in the basement in the territory of the Zavitnaya Bazhannya village of Donetsk region of Ukraine, the publication of The Insider reported with reference to the letter of wives and mother of the refuseniks.
According to them, mobilized are threatened if they do not go to the front line.
The letter states that at least eight forcibly retained military before mobilization worked at the Dalpolmetal Mining and Metallurgical Complex in the city of Dalnegorsk Primorsky Territory. Relatives claim that they had a reservation from a defense enterprise that had a draft. However, the command did not go home home, sending first to the training training ground, and then to the zone to the zone. combat operations are claimed without special training.
Mobilized were put in the basement after they wrote reports to refuse to participate in the assault "on the convictions of conscience." According to the relatives of other military people who are forcibly held in the basement, the refuseniks are almost not fed, they do not provide them with personal hygiene products, and also call "traitors" and threaten the execution. Thus, they are trying to force them to abandon reports.
The wives and mothers of the mobilized wrote a statement to the Investigative Committee of Russia that their relatives are illegally kept hostage, but they received no answer.