At least 100 people were detained during a two-day raid.
Police were spotted in action this week detaining foreign nationals with Russian citizenship to bring them to military registration and enlistment offices.
Footage shows officers arriving at the storage facility, filled with crates of fruit and vegetables, and checking the documents of employees there.supports HTML5 video‘Citizens, attention please! You will be taken to the district military commissariat for further military registration,’ an officer can be heard telling them.They were then rushed to an enlistment office in the Frunzensky District of the city.
Russia’s RBC reported that the police called this practice a ‘new option’ to check compliance with migration laws.amid the progressing counteroffensive. In Cheboksary and Novocheboksarsk, men who had recently received citizenship and were not registered with the military were also detained. This comes just a week after 700 people were taken to police stations following another raid on migrants in St Petersburg’s Apraksin Dvor district.
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