In occupied Crimea, mobilization plans have been shifted to local officials, according to the Resistance movement.
Three "volunteers" per day for each - this is the quota set for those wishing to fight against Ukraine, assigned to collaborators in the temporarily annexed Crimea. This was reported by the National Resistance Center, as noted by UNN.
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The so-called recruitment has been entrusted to local police officers for one simple reason - their conversation with potential "stormtroopers" is brief: "You either go to fight, or you'll sit in jail," - highlighted the NRC.
Additionally, according to the NRC, it has recently come to light that the first conscripts from the temporarily occupied regions of Ukraine have taken an oath of loyalty to the aggressor state.
It is noted that this action is not only a gross violation of international humanitarian law but also a clear indication that Putin is actively using civilians as manpower to conduct his unprovoked wars.