In the Russian Federation since the beginning of the war, more than 200 times set fire to military enlistment offices - Roszmi

This was stated by the Deputy Chief of the Main Directorate for the Protection of Public Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia Stanislav Kolesnyk, writes The Moscow Times. Only in 85% of cases do law enforcement officers found pali and established 220 people involved in crimes. In particular, 15 of them were minors. The publication also writes that in the last two years 184 diversions on the railway have been carried out in the Russian Federation.

Russian law enforcement officers found 141 people involved in arson, of whom 59 were minors. Russia emphasizes that Ukrainian intelligence services are involved in teenagers' sabotage. According to Stanislav Kolesnik, it is about children from poor families who "have no moral principles" and are ready to complete any task for money. Journalists write that the military enlistment offices in Russia are taking place with waves.

Thus, in September 2022, a number of arson took place during mobilization for service, and last year - against the background of the adoption of the Law on Electronic Supports and the strengthening of punishment for failure to appear in the military enlistment office. The publication notes that in many cases, women and pensioners are illegal. Also, most people seem to do it out of their own free will.

Some Russians were prompted by fraudsters, and someone was threatened with violence against loved ones. According to last summer the edition of "Mediazon", as of the end of July, the Russian courts issued 84 sentences for the arson of military enlistment offices. About half of the case qualified as terrorism. In 28 cases, the accused was found guilty of destroying property, and in 9 hooliganism.

Only a few cases of the attackers were found guilty of the article "Attempted to the life of a law enforcement officer". We will remind, in November the Russian media wrote that in the Russian Federation for 6 years a student was accused of accused of attempting to arson two military enlistment offices. In particular, the guy pleaded guilty and said he had thrown into the building with a bottle with an incendiary mixture.