Russia is trying to force Crimean doctors to sign contract with Russian army - Atesh guerrilla movement

This is reported by the Atesh movement.

The guerrillas note that the invading Russian troops are trying to force doctors and medical personnel in Crimea to sign a contract with the Russian army and enlist them in the service.

"They offer a lot of money, but there are no takers. People are categorically against it," Atesh says.

According to the agents, there is a shortage of medical personnel in Crimea, as well as transportation and equipment, which affects the standard of living of Crimeans.

• On April 23, agents of the Atesh guerrilla movement recorded that Russians had intensified the construction of fortifications throughout the temporarily occupied Crimea.