"Ready to become infected with HIV to not fight": from the colonies of the Russian Federation forcibly sent to the front

This list includes virtually all prisoners, except for persons infected with HIV, as well as pedophiles, terrorists and organizers of armed formations. Some prisoners are in order to avoid being sent to war, they go to extreme measures, even ready to get HIV, journalists say. According to information received from several sources in the regional units of the UFSDP and was told by the head of the human rights project "Gulag.

net" Vladimir Osechkin, it is about the forced recruitment of prisoners for sending to the front. Reports about this situation have also been extended from the end of July to mothers and wives of prisoners in prisoners. According to the instructions received on August 2 from the Director of the FSVP Arkady Khimev, the results of the survey of prisoners and their personal affairs are used to draw up lists suitable for service. These lists are created to send prisoners to the front.

From numerous reports of relatives of prisoners it became known that preparation for forced departure to the front is carried out in various colonies, in particular in Novosibirsk, Saratov, Lipetsk, Voronezh, Rostov, Tomsk and Nizhny Novgorod regions. The interlocutor, acquainted with the situation in the colonies of the Novosibirsk region, shared: "They take away all but HIV-infected people. Now prisoners do not ask for consent.

Some are looking for extreme options, even to deliberately obtaining HIV status in order to avoid sending to the military area" . "It is impossible to refuse a set on the front if you are not HIV-infected, pedophile, terrorist or organizer of illegal armed formation. The prisoners of war were allowed to send lawmakers and Putin-amendments to the laws" On Military Duty and Military Service "and "Mobilization training" came into force on June 23, "the journalists summarized.

We will remind, on August 3 the mayor of Melitopol of Zaporizhzhya region Ivan Fedorov advised the inhabitants of temporarily occupied territories to go to the territory controlled by Ukraine to avoid forced mobilization to the ranks of the Russian army. Earlier, on July 3, it was reported that in the colleges of Ingushetia, graduates demand to sign a summons into the army during the issue of diplomas.