In Russia, foreigners began to be published in the military enlistment office - the media (photo)

Almost 80 factory staff in Chelyabinsk, including citizens of Belarus and Uzbekistan, received the invitation to the military enlistment office. In Russia, they began to issue summons even to men who are not citizens of the aggressor country. About it reports the Telegram-channel "Belarus brain". It is known that the summons at the military enlistment office was received by a citizen of Belarus who works at a sugar mill in Chelyabinsk.

According to Alexander, the calls for the passage of medical commission also received visitors from Uzbekistan. A citizen of Belarus, who does not have a PPP in Russia, is threatened with the dismissal from the sugar mill because of his unwillingness to appear to the local military enlistment office. "They assure that they will not be sent to the war, but simply clarify the data.

What data will be specified by a citizen of Belarus in the Russian military enlistment office-it is not entirely clear,"-added in the Telegram channel, commenting on the incident in Chelyabinsk. Later, the Telegram-channel reported that the story with Alexander had continued. A citizen of Belarus, who was sent to the workplace, want to take a force to the military enlistment office. In dealing with journalists, Alexander said that almost 80 people received a call to the equipment center.

A citizen of Belarus said that he listened to the advice and decided to ignore the call to the military enlistment office. After that, a foreman approached him and promised that they would come and send there. "I just can't get rid of it. We were not paid for 2 months, promised to pay all the debt for the new year, and I seem to have borrowed money for life at this time. I also understand that life is more expensive and will try to avoid the military enlistment office in all ways, "Alexander added.

The press service of the Embassy of Belarus in Russia called the information that Belarus, which works in Chelyabinsk, was presented with a summons for a visit to the military enlistment office. According to the department, diplomats provided a number that Alexander could turn to, but there were no calls for recent days.

"The embassy made contact with the military committee who allegedly signed the summon - A roughly fake signature, lack of number on the press and so on, " - added at the Belarusian embassy. It should be noted that in mid -November, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree that allows mobilizing to the ranks of the Russian army and sending even wounded citizens to the front.