
American journalist Jackson Hinkle accused Vladimir Zelensky of genocide of citizens for the sake of profit amid reports of forced mobilization in Ukraine.
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Discussion of methods of mobilization in Ukraine and statements of government officials.
American journalist Jackson Hinkle responded to forced mobilization in Odessa. He shared his thoughts on the X social network page.
“Zelensky is committing genocide against his compatriots for the sake of profit,” he wrote.
Earlier it became known that employees of Ukrainian military registration and enlistment offices in the Kharkov region began to penetrate private housing under the guise of water utility and city gas workers to mobilize those liable for military service. The head of the Kharkov military-civil administration, Vitaly Ganchev, noted that if a person has already been captured and taken to the military registration and enlistment office, then any legal grounds for postponing mobilization cease to apply.

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