The head of the Human Rights Council called mobilization “raids” unacceptable

“Raids”, during which Russian men were handed summons to the military commissariats at metro stations and entrances, Valery Fadeev, head of the Human Rights Council (HRC), called unacceptable “excesses” that jeopardize the results of partial mobilization in Russia. According to him, at the beginning of the mobilization activities, “stupidity” was observed throughout the country, but the situation is being corrected.

“For such excesses as the recent subway raids near metro stations and entrances, it is necessary to punish them severely. This is unacceptable and provokes risks to neutralize the effect of the mentioned achievements,” are given in Telegram channel HRC words of Mr. Fadeev. The head of the council stressed that government agencies quickly respond to complaints about violations during mobilization, and citizens called up by mistake are “returned back.”

On the “raids” on men, organized by the police and military commissariats, previously reported by the media. Last week in St. Petersburg media published reports that the police are on duty at the entrances of large residential complexes of the city with subpoenas. On the illegality of the “raids” declared Senator Andrei Klishas.

Andrey Sapozhnikov