In Odessa, more than 40 recently returned to The Ukrainian men, who had previously been stuck on the Russian-Georgian border, were taken from the hospital to the territorial recruitment center (TCK, an analogue of the military enlistment office), where they are still being held. This is reported by lawyer Anna Skripka.
According to the lawyer, the shopping center promised the men that they would only issue the documents and release them, but they are still holding them. Skripka notes that, according to the law, the men had seven days to register for military service, but they were detained on the second day.
According to the Strana newspaper, the Foreign Ministry managed to return 65 people to Ukraine, including 10 women. On Friday, they were placed in one of the Odessa hospitals, after which all the men were taken to the shopping center. 11 of them were released who were not subject to conscription.
As EADaily reported, Ukrainian citizens who were stuck at the Georgian checkpoint in Verkhny Lars after being deported from Russia, returned to their homeland. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, the return of 65 Ukrainian citizens from the buffer zone on the Russian-Georgian border was organized. Among them are 10 women and 8 patients.
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