According to the latest report from Global Network , Ukraine’s Kiev police recently conducted surprise inspections of hundreds of local nightclubs and nightclubs. They punished violations of curfew regulations and other illegal activities. However, what surprised the Kiev police was that during this large-scale law enforcement activity, someone was actually involved in selling a large amount of drugs and other illegal drugs. In order to punish these illegal personnel, the police issued notices to more than 200 men to report to the Selective Service Commission.
It is reported that Kiev Police Chief Vygovsky said that since the 25th, Kiev police have conducted raids on more than 420 nightclubs, bars and other service venues in Kiev, and hundreds of people have been accused of "minor hooliganism." , some nightclubs violated the curfew order and continued to operate entertainment businesses at night without authorization. Hundreds of people violated the curfew regulations. In order to set an example, the Ukrainian police conducted compulsory body searches on the above-mentioned illegal personnel and searched those men who "qualified for military recruitment" Punishment is administered and they will be booked to report to the draft office.
It is understood that after the conflict between Russia and Ukraine broke out, the Zelenkis authorities immediately banned men aged 18 to 60 from leaving Ukraine. The Ukrainian government requires all men of legal age to serve in the military. Although initially Ukraine only sent its personnel with military skills and veterans to the front line, as the Ukrainian army suffered heavy losses in Donbas, the Ukrainian military had to send the so-called homeland garrison troops to the front line. This part of the military The personnel are actually equivalent to the local armed militia. The Ukrainian army is organized as a homeland defense brigade, with a brigade of about 4,000 people.
Since the Ukrainian army expanded its homeland defense brigades in late February, it has expanded its forces by 50 homeland defense brigades with approximately 200,000 troops. However, these troops, which were originally only used to maintain local security and homeland defense during wartime, were directly sent to the Donbas front line. They were almost vulnerable to the Russian army with air superiority and artillery fire support. They had a lot of experience. Inadequate recruits were killed and wounded in the trenches. Ukraine recently admitted that it is losing 1,000 soldiers every day, and the losses of the Ukrainian army in the past two months have been as high as 60,000.
In order to replenish the supply of troops, the Kiev authorities have tried their best. They not only conduct a blanket search to "catching young men" on the streets. Conscription notices were also issued to men in shopping malls, entertainment areas and gas stations. This nightclub raid was actually for "recruitment purposes."
