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Three more recruitment offices set on fire in Russia – Russian media

byVictoria Petryk
25/09/2022
1 minute read
Three more recruitment offices set on fire in Russia – Russian media

On Sept. 25, 3 draft boards were set on fire in the Kaliningrad, Leningrad regions of Russia, and in Mordovia, Novaya Gazeta reported with the reference to Russian local telegram channels.

Since the beginning of the partial mobilization in Russia, attempts were made to set fire to at least five military commissariats, and cases of fires in administrative buildings have also increased, Meduza reported.

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