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Future soldiers begin to drink alcohol before receiving the summons, some of them cannot get in transport and get to the place of collection. The mobilized arranges on the streets, planes and buses. In Russia, they are taken to the points of dislocation of drunk mobilized, often they take alcohol with them. Future soldiers are published on social networks. Judging by the video, drinking alcohol men start receiving the summons.

Further, the drinking continues to the collection point, so some of the reservists do not understand where they are directed. Some people cannot get into transport through drunkenness, which delivers them to the gathering and just rests on the ground. Often, such entertainment of mobilized Russians lead to conflicts. Men arrange fights on the streets, planes and buses. For example, in the South Kuril drunken mobilized fighters while landing. It also got the military who organized their landing.

In one of the video, which was filmed in the village of Katerynoslav the Amur region, the commanders explain to the conscripts that they will stay at the front until the end of the war and only then return home. "Close your mouth and behave decently. Toys are over, you are all military, men. 3 days here - board - 2 weeks of additional preparation - completing units - salary as a contractor, combat payments, veteran of combat. - says the military.

The Russian opposition team Alexei Navalny reported that many people in the regions are very tense when they are called for service. "Someone comes to the military enlistment office in alcoholic intoxication and barely stands on their feet, someone drinks in place. It is scary to imagine what will happen to the psyche of these men after a collision with the horrors of war, and how it will affect their families, neighbors simply passers -by when they return, "the opposition said.

Focus earlier wrote about the departure of the residents of Russian Yakutia, who live 9,000 kilometers from the border with Ukraine. There are 114 people from there. In addition, a 63-year-old Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Ermolaev, who had diabetes and ischemia of the brain, came under the mobilization. The social networks published a video of how Yakuti and Chechens went to military enlistment offices to participate in mobilization.