By Eliza Popova
"The units of the Russian occupation troops, which are located in the temporarily occupied Gorlovka of Donetsk region, noted the presence of Uzbekistan citizens," - the message reads. Uzbekistan citizens came to the city of Mariupol to do construction work. However, upon arrival, their passports were removed and they were mobilized to the occupation troops as volunteers. Recall that in Russia began to issue summons even to those men who are not citizens of the aggressor country.
Thus, in Russia, a military enlistment office was called for a Uzbekistan Citizen Nabiyev, who lived in Moscow at that time. To clarify the situation, the man turned to the embassy of his country. There were recommended to come personally and write a statement. He was also told that he should not go to the military enlistment office, despite the summons, which obliges to do so during the day.
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