In St. Petersburg, after a raid on a vegetable base, 100 people were taken to the military registration and enlistment office

In St. Petersburg, after a two -day police raid, more than 100 people were detained and delivered to the military enlistment offices for registration with Sofia Vegetable Basis. This was reported by Kommersant and Fontanka.

The purpose of the raid was to verify compliance with migration legislation, while the sending of people to the military enlistment offices in the police was called the "new option" during such inspections. “Taking this opportunity, the police do not miss the possibilities of additional education of Russians,” the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region said .

In total, the police checked the documents from several hundred people, most of them are foreign citizens. It is claimed that 55 of them were in Russia in violation of migration legislation. About 100 people who were sent to the military enlistment offices are natives of other countries who recently received Russian passports and did not take up military registration.

The head of the Presidential Council under the President Valery Fadeev, in connection with the raid, said that when issuing a Russian passport entering into citizenship, it is necessary to immediately put them on military registration, since "new citizens of Russia must have not only rights, but also obligations," including "protect their homeland."

• A few days ago, the inhabitants of St. Petersburg began to report that they receive SMS messages demanding to appear at the military registration and enlistment office. A source of "Rotonda" in the administration of one of the city districts confirmed that the military enlistment offices are sending messages to "clarify and clarify the data before the autumn appeal." The official admitted that such messages according to the law are not a summons and non -appearance on such messages cannot be punished in administrative order.
• There is no call for military service now. The autumn call should begin on October 1.
• The State Duma recently tightened the legislation on the call, several times increasing fines for failure to appear at the military registration and enlistment office on the agenda. In addition, a special electronic register of summons will be created, and the agenda, according to the amendments that will enter into force on January 1, will be considered to be presented already at the time of its entry into the register. From that moment on, the conscript will be closed from Russia - before its appearance to the military enlistment office. In electronic form, the summons will be sent through the "public services".