"For his skin and there": In the Russian Federation police took to the military enlistment office of a cancer patient (photo)

In Moscow, more and more recruits are receiving calls from a military enlistment office. Workers threaten not only men but also their wives. In the capital of Russia, police came home to a student of Moscow State University (MSU) with oncology - they were detained and forcibly sent to the department of internal affairs of Yasenev, and later - to the Cheremushkinsky military enlistment office. About it reports telegram channel Sotavision.

The student said that one of the representatives of law enforcement agencies threatened him with a protocol on hooliganism. And at his instruction, another employee took the boy by his hand and put in the car. "For his skin and there," the police officer commanded. Subsequently, the guy was released with a report and a medical examination. "I am a 5th year student of MSU, Faculty of Sociology. Diagnoses and Illness documents.

Despite this, I want to be forcibly delivered to the military enlistment office, although I have to be a doctor today," the guy said. According to lawyers of one of the local human rights projects, conscripts began to receive calls with threats "after several men were presented with summons, they were called from the military enlistment office and stated, in the event of failure to appear to the military enlistment office" they will "find them. " , - said one of the conscripts.

According to the experts of the project, the employees of the military enlistment offices threaten even the relatives of the conscripts. One of the men was intimidated by the investigative committee. Communications will be obliged to carry out SMS mailing on the lists of military enlistment offices and KGB, as well as to transmit information about subscriber numbers within a week.