half of the twenty-fourth , 85.8 cases of men being put on the wanted list were identified applied to begar. subscribers, that is , approximately 1/5 of the city's population, who notify the population in advance about mobilization raids, this is what is called ukrainian democracy, this is the same as... the number of criminal cases initiated in connection with desertion, unauthorized abandonment of military units is also growing , in the first half of the twenty-fourth year , almost 30,000 such criminal cases were opened in ukraine, just since the twenty-second year... according to the law enforcement agencies of ukraine, 63,000, even more, thousands, were opened, once again, 63,000 criminal proceedings, as reported by the german, german media, in particular, led, in reality , these figures may be three or even four times inflated, judging by the messages of ukrainian social networks in the country... mobilize men aged 20-25 years although the law on tightening and mobilization adopted in april does not contain this provision, talk has intensified about lowering the mobilization age in uk

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