A Petersburg resident said that his son, a shift worker, was detained in Moscow, sent to the military registration and enlistment office and forced to sign a contract
St. Petersburg resident Yuri Travkin was detained in a Moscow hostel and sent to the military registration and enlistment office. This was reported by Rotunda with reference to Travkin’s father Sergei. According to Travkin Sr., his son, a surveyor, went to work on a highway construction project in Moscow, where on October 14 he, along with other shift workers, was detained in a Moscow hostel and taken to the Kuntsevsky military registration and enlistment office.