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The "good man" arrives at the general mobilization office for resistance.
"Listen, man. Register me twice... First time, compulsory, so that I can fight "israel." And then register me again for voluntary service, so that I can fight the normalizing regimes!"
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🇺🇦 🚨 UKRAINIAN ADVISOR TO A MAYOR ANNOUNCES ROADBLOCKS ACROSS UKRAINIAN CITIES AS PART OF GENERAL MOBILIZATION
An advisor to the mayor of Ivano-Frankovsk, Nazary Kishak, announced on the social media platform Facebook the installation of roadblocks and checkpoints across every Ukrainian city at the end of December in order to call up citizens for general mobilization.
"From within the framework of general mobilization events in every city and region will set up control checkpoints, we take care of mobilization!" Kishak wrote on Facebook.
"The guys on the front need to be replaced. Majors, silver spooners, children of posh figures, bloggers, everyone who gets caught will go on foot. There is war in our country..."
General Mobilization in Ukraine was announced in February, 2022 after the launch of Russia's Special Military Operation in Eastern Ukraine and has been extended repeatedly since.
The Ukrainian government has since done everything in its power to prevent men of draft age from dodging military service as Ukraine's military operations have faltered under the weight of Russian defenses in the east and south of Ukraine.
Ukrainian citizens are banned from traveling abroad, and draft notifications are being distributed at state institutions, in the streets, and in public gathering places.
Each week, a number of videos appear online of Ukrainian authorities rounding up men (and now women as well) in the streets, at restaurants, and other public areas.
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Ukraine martial law & general mobilization
Ukraine has extended martial law and general mobilization by 90 days.
This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on the 16th of January 2025
The laws on martial law and general mobilization in Ukraine are thus extended for another 90 days, from 8 February to 9 May 2025.
MOSCOW. 15 Jan (Interfax) - The Ukrainian parliament endorsed the presidential executive orders On the Extension of Martial Law and On the Extension of General Mobilization on Wednesday, Ukrainian media said, citing parliament member Alexei Goncharenko.
🇺🇦 🪖 🚨 UKRAINE ENGAGING IN AGGRESSIVE MOBILIZATION AMID INCREASING DESPERATION AND A LACK OF MANPOWER
📹 Footage taken of aggressive mobilization practices by the Armed Forces of Ukraine amid increasing desperation on the front and a severe lack of manpower, while Russian Forces make increasing gains with offensive operations.
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