Russia sets up 'conscription commissions' in occupied Zaporizhzhia region - Center for National Resistance

The Center for National Resistance reports.

The Russian occupation authorities, together with representatives of the Russian special services, have established 'conscription commissions' in the temporarily occupied territories of southern Ukraine, namely in the Zaporizhzhia region. The purpose of their work is to accept residents of military age for examination, as well as to carry out other organisational activities.

"This 'order' also contains a number of relevant instructions and recommendations on the specifics of organising conscription for the heads of 'city districts', the 'Ministry of Health' and the 'military commissar' of the temporarily occupied territories in the region," the Center for National Resistance adds.

• On April 17, the head of the Sievierodonetsk District Military Administration, Roman Vlasenko, said that the conscription was announced for all young people aged 18 to 30 in the Luhansk region.