This is especially true for those occupiers who were forcibly mobilized from the territories of the temporarily occupied Luhansk and Donetsk regions.

This is evidenced by the story of a 45-year-old resident of Holubivka town (formerly Kirovsk), Luhansk region, who was taken prisoner and is now at the SSU.

In civilian life, this man worked as an electrician.

In his youth, he was called up for military service in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but was invalided for health reasons.

Over 25 years later, his health seemed satisfactory to become cannon fodder of ruscists. This is how he assesses his mission in this war.

He says that the ‘mobilized’ were appointed to military duties at random: the driver was the one who could not drive, the sniper was the one who had poor eyesight. He was equipped with a rusty rifle made in 1941.

Having the chance to call relatives, he asks to protect his son from mobilization.