Protests against mobilisation in Russia: detained participants were given mobilisation notices

STANISLAV POHORILOV – THURSDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER 2022, 12:20

Mobilisation notices were handed over to the participants of protests against partial mobilisation, which took place in Moscow and Voronezh. The Russian government announced partial mobilisation on 21 September.

Source: media outlets Meduza, OVD-Info

Details: Kiril Goncharov, member of the Yabloko party, posted a photo of a mobilisation notice which was handed over to a protest participant at the Mozhaisk district police station.

A wife of one of the protestors who was detained in the Sokolinaya Gora district reported that a military commissar himself gave her husband a military notice. This process was filmed by the policemen.

Notices were also handed over in Voronezh Police station #8 where arrested protestors have been taken.

Background: On 21 September, protests were held in Russian cities after partial mobilisation was announced. Law enforcement agencies report that police arrested at least 1,176 people. 

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