Military commissars were spotted in public places with piles of papers.

TSN.ua looked into the situation.

The capital's representatives of the recruitment centers (in the recent past - military officers) began to come to those who avoid visiting these institutions after receiving summonses.

Initially, such information appeared in Telegram channels.

The author of one of these messages on the social network reported that, apparently, in the Sviatoshyn district of Kyiv on Bulgakov Street, he met authorized persons with a pile of papers on which men's names and addresses were written.

In addition, on the morning of September 28, similar information appeared that, apparently, summonses are also being distributed in Sviatoshyn district, on Koltsova Boulevard.  

As sources in law enforcement agencies told TSN.ua, such an event was indeed held in the capital the other day, but without the involvement of the police.

 "As far as we know, this was a notification of persons of conscription age about compliance with the legislation regarding mobilization rules. It was carried out by representatives of the recruitment center," law enforcement officers told TSN.ua.

In addition, they added that due to the lack of involvement of the police, they do not have detailed information. 

In turn, we checked this information with the representatives of the picking centers.

To the question of whether summonses are actually distributed in Kyiv, we received the following answer: "The usual work of district territorial centers is going on. Those who do not appear after receiving a summons are evading their place of residence or place of work."

It will be recalled that the Russian man complained that he was fined in Estonia for wearing a St. George's ribbon and was forced to throw it away.

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