The Kyiv Police raided more than 400 nightclubs, and 219 men were informed of military service

According to today's Russian Television (RT) reported on the 27th, Ukraine Kai -auxiliary police raided hundreds of nightclubs and fined those who violated the NC and held drugs. During the period, 219 men received a notice of registering for military service.

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Kyiv Police Director Ivan Vigvsky announced on the 27th that about 420 nightclubs were inspected last weekend. Two clubs were found to be operating at night at night, and 413 people were found to violate the currency regulations. Those who hold drugs have been accused of criminal charges, and 173 people have been charged with "minor hooligan behavior."

In addition, Vigevsky also announced that he searched for men who "meet the age of the military" to check their military certificates (whether there is a relevant registration certificate) and issued a 219 man to report to the Military Service Committee to report to the Military Service Committee to report to the Council for reporting to the Military Service Committee. Notice.

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RT pointed out that the Ukrainian government currently requires that all men aged 18 to 60 are registered for military service and prohibit men from the age group from departing. Although only those who have military experience at first will be sent to the front line, as the Ukraine losses continues to increase, even if they voluntarily join the Ukraine's "Territory Defense Forces", they are stationed in their hometown and city as the last defense line. ——The is now assigned to fight with the Russian army.

It is reported that with the support of more advantageous air power and artillery, the Russian army is progressing steadily in eastern Ukraine. At the same time, Wufang recently acknowledged that the loss of 1,000 soldiers per day. A source of the Ukrainian military told RT that in addition to looking for potential service personnel at the nightclub, Ukraine officials also issued a notice to men in "shopping malls, entertainment areas, gas stations -no matter where they".

Kyiv Police Director Vigevsky said his main responsibility was to ensure that the public abide by the NC. He said: "Police and military service committees patrolled at night on behalf of the city streets, squares and parks at night, and focused on checking at night entertainment venues. We will continue to conduct such inspections, because each resident of the capital must understand the seriousness of the situation, and and and of. Pay attention to the danger that still exists. "(Edit: HHJ)

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