They ram on the car and rush Molotov's cocktails: the Russians set a record from attacks on military enlistment offices

In just 4 days, residents of Russia have carried out almost 2 dozen attacks on military enlistment offices throughout the country. Bottles with an inflammatory mixture were thrown by teenagers, students, middle-aged people and even 80-year-old retirees. In Russia, residents began to attack military enlistment offices more often. In Russia, their actions explain the influence of "Ukrainian fraudsters" who psychologically press on Russian citizens, forcing them to do such actions.

About it writes The Moscow Times. According to the newspaper, telephone fraudsters convinced the Russians to set fire to 18 military enlistment offices in 4 days in two dozen cities. Citizens were allegedly persuaded to attack institutions and send money on behalf of the FSB and CB employees. From July 29 to August 1, 18 troops were attacked. It should be reminded that in the Dnipropetrovsk region the military has earned $ 350,000 during a full -scale invasion of Russia.