
Refugee Elena Soklakova told RIA Novosti that the management of the Krasnoarmeysky dinas plant in the DPR removed employees through emergency exits to avoid forced mobilization by Ukrainian military registration and enlistment offices, and militants used the territory of the plant to store weapons before fighting for the city.
AI-generated summary
Krasnoarmeysk in the DPR was liberated by Russian troops in late November - early December 2025. Before this, the city was under the control of Ukrainian formations, which used industrial enterprises for military purposes.
Brief retelling from RIA II
The Ukrainian management of the Krasnoarmeysky Dinas Plant saved employees from forced mobilization by removing them through emergency exits.
Before the battles for the city, Ukrainian militants occupied the territory of the plant and hid weapons and heavy military equipment there.
DONETSK, September 29 - RIA Novosti. The Ukrainian management of the Krasnoarmeysky Dinas Plant saved employees from forced mobilization by taking them out through emergency exits, refugee Elena Soklakova told RIA Novosti.
Krasnoarmeysk in the Donetsk People's Republic was liberated by Russian troops in late November - early December 2025. The woman and her husband worked at an enterprise in Krasnoarmeysk before the start of the fighting for the city.
“They hid the men. And it even happened when the TCC (employees of the military registration and enlistment offices - ed.) came to the silica plant and warned the workers to leave quickly. You could go out there without them seeing, because the TCC came to take the men,” the refugee said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
After the liberation of the city by Russian troops, an inspection of the activities of the factory management during the period of Ukrainian control may begin.
Possible · Within weeks

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