People in civilian clothes took an Omsk resident to a military contract recruitment center under the pretext of a drinking fine
People in civilian clothes took an Omsk resident to a military contract recruitment center under the pretext of a fine for drinking alcohol
Relatives of 31-year-old Dmitry told the outlet "Caution, News" that on August 8 in Omsk, the man was sitting on a bench with a bottle of beer in his hands. According to his relatives, at that moment several men in civilian clothes drove up to him, forced him into a car, and took him away in a direction unknown to the man.
Dmitry's sister said he was taken to the Sirius-55 contract military service recruitment center, where, according to the man himself, he was forced to sign a contract with the Defense Ministry.
His relatives say he did this under psychological pressure and went to the prosecutor's office. There, he was advised to collect more documents and come back later, the outlet writes.
He said they made documents and bank cards for him. They forced him to sign the contract. His passport and military ID are at home. He is married and officially employed,
the outlet quotes the relative as saying.
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A Fine Turned Into a Contract
An Omsk man was taken to a recruitment point and forced to sign a contract.
The state processed the pressure and asked him to come back later.