Forced mobilization continues in different cities of Ukraine

In Chernivtsi, military personnel forcibly removed a man from a train and took him to the territorial enlistment center.

His colleague, Katerina Vershinina, reported this on social media.

According to her, Andrey Salamatov was traveling to Western Ukraine on a business trip when he was “deceived” and “violently” taken off the train by the military, without his belongings and documents.

Subsequently, using “force and psychological pressure under threats for many hours,” they compelled him to sign “unclear” documents, “ignoring evidence and existing documents.” Lawyers were not allowed during this process.

Later, Vershinina wrote that they managed to free the man.

“We proved our arguments, found a way to assert our rights. It wasn’t easy,” she stated.

Meanwhile, videos of another conflict with military conscription officers in Odessa are being circulated on Telegram channels. Judging by the footage, personnel from the territorial enlistment center arrived in an ambulance and loaded a man into it. A woman rushed to his defense, trying to pull him out of the open back of the van.

Eventually, both individuals were released, and the ambulance drove away. It’s worth noting that the medical special transport used by the conscription officers in Odessa had a sticker indicating an organization that purchases ambulances for the needs of the frontline through people’s donations.