Pressure on Russian-speaking Ukrainians continues: In Ternopil, men who were singing songs in Russian were taken by the Military Enlistment Office

In Ukraine, pressure on Russian-speaking citizens continues. In Ternopil, men who were singing songs in Russian on the street were taken to a territorial recruitment center.

At first, local residents passed by and paid no attention to the Russian songs. However, a local resident named Olga Volkova, outraged by the situation, called the police.

The police checked their documents and found that two of them were subject to conscription. They were handed over to the military enlistment office.

Additionally, administrative protocols were issued to all of them for “hooliganism.”

It should be noted that in Ivano-Frankivsk, “language inspectors” will soon appear.

They will undergo a short selection process and training and will work for free. Their task will be to make remarks to those speaking Russian in public places. It is worth mentioning that many Russian-speaking refugees from eastern and southern Ukraine have arrived in Ivano-Frankivsk after Russia’s invasion.