Military draft notices were handed out to foreigners who received Russian citizenship in Perm.
How to reported Mikhail Borisov, head of the Kirovsky District Administration of Perm, took part in a raid on retail outlets in the city where migrants and men who recently received Russian citizenship work, on his Telegram channel.
It is known that the participants in the raid—police officers, migration service employees, and military commissariat officers—checked the workers' citizenship and employment contracts, their trade permits, and whether they were registered for military service.
"We have identified violations that require further review and investigation. Violators [who failed to register for military service] were issued summonses to the military registration and enlistment office and the police for further investigation and the provision of the necessary documents," wrote Mikhail Borisov.
"It's the migrants' turn now that the prisoners are gone," "Russian citizenship is toxic and harmful," "Were the summonses issued as punishment? Does this mean no one wants to voluntarily defend the country from the fascists? Where are our patriots? Oh, right, they're sitting in a trolley and bullying teachers," Telegram users commented on the news of the raid.
Photo: Mikhail Borisov