Poland will begin checking Ukrainians of military age

Journalist: Polish authorities will begin the fight against “Ukrainian bullies”

Poland is intensifying checks of Ukrainian citizens of military age on its territory, journalist Łukasz Warzecha reported. His words are quoted by RIA Novosti.

“Poland, as part of assistance to Ukraine, will begin to check Ukrainian bullies who are in Poland, although they should be in Ukraine,” he wrote, noting that he “understands this decision.”

Previously, a bill on the mobilization of men abroad was announced in Ukraine, which also provides for receiving summonses and undergoing mobilization. The Estonian authorities have already expressed their readiness to help Ukraine with the return of its citizens.

Martial law has been declared in Ukraine since February 24, 2022, and general mobilization was announced the next day. The country legally prohibits men aged 18 to 60 from traveling abroad, and summonses are handed out in a variety of places.

Earlier, Secretary of the National Security Council of Ukraine (NSDC) Alexei Danilov said that the mobilization of an additional 500 thousand Ukrainians, as announced by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, will take place, but not in the near future. According to him, the Ukrainian military, who are now on the front line, “need rest,” and there is a rotation. He also noted that every military man must be provided with appropriate protective equipment, clothing, food, and allowances, and called on the country’s population to pay taxes more conscientiously.

Earlier, the commander of the ground forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, General Alexander Syrsky, said that the Russian Armed Forces were advancing along the entire front. Ukrainian military expert Oleg Zhdanov said that without supplies of Western equipment, mobilization will not help Ukraine. On the air of the Ukrainian TV channel NTA, he admitted that currently the initiative at the front belongs to the Russian troops.