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According to the intelligence representative Andrei Yusov, you do not need to ne...

"Come on": Ukrainians in occupation should be in all ways to avoid mobilization - GUR

According to the intelligence representative Andrei Yusov, you do not need to neglect methods if it can save your life in the future. If possible, you can buy a help or refuse to design a Russian passport. In the General Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense (GUR) it is recommended to avoid a new wave of mobilization of the Russian Federation in all ways. It is about occupied territories where Ukrainians continue to live.

The intelligence representative Andriy Yusov touched on this topic in a comment "Espresso" on September 14. According to him, mobilization measures did not cease both in the territory of Russia and in the Ukrainian regions over which the Kremlin retains temporary control. "Illegal mobilization measures are part of Russia's genocide policy against citizens of Ukraine, our country and Crimean Tatars.

Crimea in this situation is a separate history, because these are really conditions of concentration camp, which are very rigidly working for Russian special services," Andrey Yusov said. Separately, the GUR representative emphasized that the same Russian mobilization should be avoided by all the truths and wrongs. It is not necessary to neglect. If a Ukrainian has the opportunity to buy a certificate or can avoid forced certification - this should be done.

"When we talk about young people, it is better to leave the territory. If you have not been able to do so, then immediately come in touch with Ukraine, with state projects, including" I want to live ", and signal that you are forcibly mobilized, do not support aggression is not war criminals. It is necessary to establish a connection to the future transition to the side of Ukraine. Such examples, in particular with the Crimeans, are already there, " - summed up Andriy Yusov.