"Your" for a pack of oil: in the Russian Federation, women who were caught on theft are offered to fight in Ukraine

Journalists said that in the Russian Federation there is a practice of sending detainees to the war in Ukraine, but before that such proposals did not receive women. In the Nizhnya region of the Russian Federation, a woman who stole 29 packs of butter from the Russian network of food stores "Pyatyrochka", offered to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense and go to war in Ukraine instead of punishment. About it reports Baza. The theft took place in the evening of November 6.

After a while, the woman was able to detain and deliver to the department. During the interrogation, she was asked to sign a contract with the Defense Ministry, but the woman refused. In total, the journalists are aware of four cases in the Nizhny Novgorod region, when detained women in police departments were offered to go to war in Ukraine. Also, the proposal to sign the contract received 27-year-old Anna-she found another's bank card and spent some of the money.

A criminal proceedings were opened against the woman under Article 158 of the Criminal Code (theft) and during interrogation at the police she was offered to sign a contract and go to Ukraine. The girl refused. Currently, a preventive measure in the form of a non -departure subscription has been applied. A similar proposal received 44-year-old Yulia from Kulebaky, which was detained for the assignment of someone else's salary.

During the interrogation, the woman was also offered to sign a contract with the Defense Ministry. At the same time, Julia did not tell what she had to do during the service. She also refused. The publication notes that in accordance with Russian law, police officers and investigators may propose to sign contracts with the Defense Ministry. This practice is used quite often. However, earlier cases of proposals to sign a contract for detained women were not known.