In recent months, Russians have often complained about the work of military enlistment offices, as well as conscription and contract service.
In Russia, the number of complaints to the Presidential Administration against the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has risen sharply. From January to April, more than a million complaints came in, more than at any time in the past six years. On Thursday, June 9, the publication Important Story was reported.
It was noted that the majority of complaints against the Ministry of Defense were received in April – 624 thousand. This is more than the past three months combined.
According to the publication, the Russians are most concerned about the work of military registration and enlistment offices – it was complained to the president in April 83.5 thousand times. Next on the list are conscription services (78.9 thousand), contract services (75.6 thousand), payments to contract soldiers (67.7 thousand), use of RF Armed Forces abroad (55.7 thousand), payments to veterans ( 41, 7 thousand), search of prisoners and missing persons (41.7 thousand).
At the same time, according to the calculations of the publication, the Ministry of Defense is extremely reluctant to respond to claims: since 2016, Russia’s defense department has responded satisfactorily with an average of three percent only of them.
Former edition of Novaya Gazeta. Europe reported that Muscovites of military age complained about police raids on delivering detainees to military registration and enlistment offices and on the need to undergo a medical examination. Human rights activists note that forced delivery to military registration and enlistment offices and forced medical examination is illegal.
Earlier it was reported that conscripts from the Moscow cruiser to the Russian Federation were called dead as a result of the “disaster”.
The letter from the military chat of the Russian Federation was published on the network
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Source: korrespondent
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