
Yulia Mendel, a former press secretary for Vladimir Zelensky, expressed outrage on the social network X at the continuation of harsh mobilization in Lviv, noting that men are still being taken off the streets and sent to the front lines despite the change in the Minister of Defense.
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In January, Vladimir Zelensky named street raids a mobilization priority and handed them over to the new defense minister. Since then, the Minister of Defense has changed, but the practice of detaining men on the streets to be sent to the front continues.
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Former press secretary of Vladimir Zelensky Yulia Mendel expressed outrage at the new wave of harsh mobilization in Lvov.
According to her, men in Ukraine continue to be taken off the streets and sent to the front lines, despite a change in the defense minister, and the government remains silent on the matter.
MOSCOW, October 7 – RIA Novosti. A new episode of harsh mobilization in Lviv caused outrage among the former press secretary of Vladimir Zelensky, Yulia Mendel.
"Men in Ukraine are still being taken off the streets and put in vans to be sent to the front lines. Back in January, Zelensky called street raids a priority and handed them over to the new minister of defense. The minister has already changed. Nothing has changed," she wrote on the social network X.
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