Ukrainian and Crimean Tatars partisan movement named Atesh (Crimean Tatar: Ateş, literally "Fire", Ukrainian: Атеш, romanized: Atesh) informed on its Telegram channel that more and more mobilized people arrive in occupied Dzhankoy, Crimea by trains and buses every day. Most of them are middle-aged. There are a lot of representatives of national minorities such as Buryats, Yakuts, Uighurs and others.
A special transport takes them to a military town near the airfield. The station area is cordoned off on both sides of the footbridge ensuring that none of the arrivals can escape. The mobilized are guarded by military police. Civilians are not allowed into the station.
Mobilization also takes place in the temporarily occupied territory of the Luhansk Oblast.
The Atesh movement agents from among the military recruiters in Alchevsk and Rovenky reported that they had received an order to conscript young people for compulsory military service, especially those who had already been educated in colleges and technical schools.
Occupiers do not allow to get higher education without serving in the army.
"Many students don't even try to get their diplomas because they have to go to the recruitment office first before they can get their documents from the educational institutions. Similar trends can be traced in other occupied territories of Ukraine," the statement reads.
As the movement's main activity is fighting behind the occupiers lines, it reminds that every war crime committed by invaiders as well as collaborators will be punished.
"Every collaborator who is involved in the mobilization of Ukrainians in the occupied territories will be severely punished for their crimes," the Atesh emphasizes.
Defense Express reported earlier, that according to the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, everything in russia was prepared for a large-scale mobilization, but they were unable to declare it.
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