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Russian man sets himself on fire to protest mobilization – VIDEO

byAlya Shandra
26/09/2022
1 minute read
Russian man sets himself on fire to protest mobilization – VIDEO

A Russian man has set himself on fire at the bus station of Ryazan, local media YA62.ru reports.

According to an eyewitness who talked to the media, the man shouted that he did not want to take part in the special operation in Ukraine. Police refused to comment.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEclXlPwdDc

 
A young man sets himself on fire in Ryazan
Novaya Gazeta Ryazan

Mobilization in Russia

Russian President Putin announced mobilization on 21 September. Since then, weak protests have broken out which are, however, still persisting and picking up steam in Russia’s regions such as Dagestan and Siberia. Some Russian regions have seen total mobilization. The head of a military enlistment office was injured in a shootout by a man protesting the mobilization; another Russian man was reported to set himself on fire in protest. Russia’s Rostov Oblast was closed amid the mobilization drive, Ukraine’s General Staff reported.

Queues had formed at Russia’s borders with Georgia and Kazakhstan as Russian men seek to evade the draft.

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As well, airplane ticket prices have skyrocketed as men storm the airports.

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Ukraine has urged residents of occupied Crimea to evade the draft and protest, and men of Ukraine’s occupied regions to leave immediately.

Ukraine’s Head of Mission to Crimea has stated that mobilization summonses are being disproportionately given to representatives of Crimea’s indigenous people, the Crimean Tatars, who opposed Russia’s occupation.

Hitherto, it has been observed that before Russia openly announced mobilization, non-Russian nationalities were disproportionately targeted in Russia, leading to accusations of Putin stealthily conducting ethnic cleansing.

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