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Due to the closure of border checkpoints between Russia and Ukraine, Ukrainians have lost the opportunity to escape what one described as a “living hell.”
This was stated on Telegram by Russian politician and former Ukrainian MP Oleh Tsaryov.
As previously reported, Russian prime minister Mikhail Mishustin ordered the closure of 20 border checkpoints with Ukraine starting August 1, 2025.
According to Tsaryov, Ukrainians who had fled to Russia personally thanked him for giving them a chance to escape forced mobilization. “People jumped out of hell on the last train car. Now that opportunity is gone,” he said. Tsaryov added that with this decision, the Russian government intended to “underline the irreversibility of the situation on the ground.”
Earlier, war correspondent Aleksandr Kots claimed that Russian “Geran” drone strikes on Ukrainian military recruitment centers — the equivalents of Russian draft offices — were met with joy by some Ukrainians.
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